CHINA's Wet Markets are OPEN!

[@wchane71]

Wet markets are all over Asia. What’s important is to sell only farmed animals where the living conditions are regulated and the source can be tracked.

[@oyoter9ox]

Do you realise that most of the present troubles originated from the farmed animals.

[@getfreeze2012]

what about gmo?

[@kotobaG]

@@oyoter9ox Yes, like swine flu

[@drandersjiang]

@@kotobaG Virus needs live host to survive. As long as they don't sell live animals, it's perfectly fine.

[@ngfangfa]

@@drandersjiang is yr dog n cat is live animals?

[@chiriko7335]

you should probably make the distinction between wet markets and wild animal vendors, which are outlawed now. It seems like western media can't or don't want to make that distinction. Also, Xianggua tastes like a cross between a cantaloupe and a cucumber, I've always thought.

[@walterkooy1307]

CWW yes right, it’s a farmers market. It’s not the same market as in Wuhan where they also sell all kinds of exotic animals. I am 16 years living in Weihai but I have never seen the exotic animal markets here. In the supermarkets they sell the same product as on the wet markets. Meat I buy in the supermarket, fruit and vegetables at the wet market.

[@winstonkam5166]

Absolutely correct!!! Many, if not all, countries in Asia have 'wet marrkets'...

[@yuanshuan7099]

I don’t see live chicken in the farmer’s market in Hawaii

[@fengshi4284]

@@winstonkam5166 also in Europe

[@devensilvers6256]

@CWW Yes, I've been telling people the same thing in the US

[@cheese-df1yx]

In fact, new regulations already restrict the animals which are allowed to but/sell/eat in market. So wild animal is not allowed. Wet market is not wild market. Most of Chinese do not eat bat (it is illegal).

[@brianngf2360]

Not only because it's illegal, 99.999% of Chinese don't et that thing

[@cheese-df1yx]

@@brianngf2360 fully agree

[@Auntie爱种花]

Marijuana is legal in at least California. You can smell 2nd hand Marijuana everywhere in San Francisco. There's even an Annual Marijuana Day in San Francisco. Our politicians are incapable of solving the homeless and drug problems, and they are trying to tell other countries what to do.

[@swapnilbhise8700]

cheesecy like we trust china

[@ihatecabbage7270]

swapnil bhise you don't have to trust China, you just need common sense. Where I living right now, people are angry, common sense is fading....... Is a matter of time before riots and looting starts...... The only good thing I have now is I still have my gun with me to defend myself......

[@jakejones6056]

Absolutely beautiful. Definitely one of the most awesome things about Chinese markets is the amazing selection of cheap, fresh fruits & veg. Love it.

[@dandan8333]

It has been nice to leave our complex this week. People park was empty and we saw maybe a couple hundred people. Walmart was busy and we restocked our kitchen. Walking the streets with few people,the sidewalks are very clean, to avoid/ everyone has mask. Everyone minding their own business, while very few surprised to see me still around. After 16 years I'm just part of the surroundings. You gotta love Nanning, it's home!

[@KenWiggerAnotherAncientGamer]

Dan Dan, your words speak to a new normal, a bright future in Nanning which brings hope to a world hoping to rejoin the exciting spirit of an living and breathing Dragon: CHINA!

[@robertwells6254]

@@harshaweeraratne5806 time for you to grow up and stop believing all of the lies that are being spread by the western media.

[@alexanderyoung4066]

wish you happy and healthy life my friend, very nice of you

[@powerjackie]

congrats to Gweilo out of the quarantine! Must feel like a new life get started! I have never been to NanNing but I am happy to see their life back to normal. Cheers!

[@powerjackie]

@@harshaweeraratne5806 tell me whats your problem?

[@sam_1570]

@Gweilo60 please make more of these videos and keep us informed. Stay safe and keep healthy.Blessings from the US.

[@Jun-su5st]

Good to see China back to normal now. Miss the vegetables, fruits and breakfast in the wet market.

[@clynn3008]

Jun good but scary at the same time because they might go back to selling bats to make money!

[@JackY-pu5nh]

C Lynn New law in China: anyone who sells wild animals like bats will be fined five times the animals’ price, and will probably go to jail. Think about what you have to lose

[@markalejandrox]

Not normal wearing masks on a daily....

[@pwling888]

Another great and informative video. Great to see you back in your familiar element. There doesn't seem to be anything exotic or wild which is a good thing. Keep up the good work and reporting, Gweilo!

[@chrischolewa9104]

Thanks for the Market tour.As long as a strict health and testing for safe products and inspection is carried out,then it should be safe.

[@samchen0079]

Hi Kirk, thanks for the video. I noticed these days there are so many properganda articles and misinformed news to critise and suggest to ban wet market. In my view, some of the westerners has misunderstand the definition of wet market in some aspects. The market you went to is a typical chinese market, people sell vegi, dry goods, pickling vegi, deli food, seafood and meat. So basically it is a supermarket which is not own by big franchise or tycoon. I do think we should tighten the regulation to ban people who sell those wild animals, but wet market is totally fine. The wet market which you went to is the kind of the market I went with my mum when I was a kid, good memories.

[@dandan8333]

Wet markets are worldwide and will continue in the future... I've been going to wet markets since 1965. Nothing better. America call them farmers market with little variation ... depending upon where you go ... be blessed and safe...

[@dandan8333]

@@John77Doe I've been to plenty of FM that actually have vendors with meat around in my travels... too bad you're younger than I am and haven't seen places that I've ventured. My stateside farm has tables at 3 different fm... :-) I've been to all 50 states in 65 years.

[@sandylewis777]

@@John77Doe Farmer market in US sells King salmon and rib eye steak.

[@Bb-ul7xh]

Rather have wet/fresh market than those frozen foods that have been defrosted refrozen defrosted again that the meat or fish or produce don't taste good anymore

[@fengshi4284]

@@John77Doe I have seen numerous farmers market selling raw beef, pork and seafood in big cities in Europe...

[@VK3FADU]

Good to see things back to normal

[@VK3FADU]

@@tootsrr1 Ohh well they didn't take any advice when it was given by the Chinese.

[@watercutterlan1401]

@@VK3FADU sadly, lots of people think the Chinese wet market as Chernobyl

[@VK3FADU]

lan Absolutely true

[@VK3FADU]

My wife has just put her apartment on the market in Wuhan, property value now decreased substantially across my fingers we can sell it.

[@vickmoney6820]

Chinese government did a real good job of controlling the pandemic. Thank you for sharing the video!

[@marty88ish]

Vick Money-I guess if allowing it to spread all over the world while actively trying to cover up what was going on is a “good job of controlling the pandemic”.

[@stevenle8517]

marty88ish get a life.

[@stevenle8517]

Toots RR1 ignorant fool.

[@marty88ish]

steven le -Nobody’s blaming the Chinese people, I’ve been to China and love its people. The CCP on the other hand is a whole different story.

[@buck6604]

@@stevenle8517 Considering how many lives have been lost due to the corrupt and evil CCP regime, your comment is in terrible taste.

[@s._3560]

Many "wet markets" exist all over Asia. They are lively and bustling places who support the small local stallholder and businesses! Sometimes they give more value for money than chain supermarkets. In Singapore, supermarket oligopolies exists. They cost more than wet markets. I agree that meat should be slaughtered at authorised regulated abattoirs and not keep live animals ( domestic or not) at the market. Implement off-market days to deep clean these places regularly.

[@yr8445]

@6packter That's why China is a developing country and Singapor is developed country

[@loveannie1453]

The wet market in China now sterilize twice or three times per day and no wild animal at all.

[@s._3560]

@6packter Not true about Singapore's wet markets, they aren't air-conditioned. All of them are housed in large purposed built open-air pavilions. Most also have an attached cooked food centre (or hawker's centre) as well for people to dine on local food.

[@TheMsLady4Real]

@@loveannie1453 Show us!

[@huanice1909]

@@TheMsLady4Real how could someone show u something that doesnt exsit rightnow? no WILD Animals markets now, but we do worries if wild market will reopen ,and I do think there r "black market" underground.

[@phuongtu1999]

Very good sharing. Very good atmosphere. So lively! So happy to see you here again.

[@seanchang7377]

U guys may not beliece, but this look dirty market product is actually cleaner than those look clean super market products. In China live stock supply are admined from born of animal. Plus, cook method is key factor also, boilded water, high temp cook with smaller chunk of food far more safe than westerns low temp big chunk meet

[@JADE-tu8xs]

so happy to see this video, congratulations Gweilo, life''s turning to normal.

[@jimmyhu7606]

Wonderful! It is good to see you in your favorite surroundings. I wish I could be there shopping with you.

[@muchianderson2770]

海外还对我们开放市场耿耿于怀，他们搞不清海鲜市场农贸市场和野生动物交易市场区别。所谓野生动物实际大都是产业化养殖的。 The difference between the wet market and the Wild Animals trading market. The so-called wild animals are actually mostly artificial breeding. The omission in the translation of the text, cause the international community to believe that all Wet Markets in China are selling wild animals 。

[@jiancui3205]

说多了没用。他们都是很顽固的。

[@hermesliteratus882]

北美的大规模工业化密集养殖方式实际上也会造成很多病毒的变异和传播。H1N1的教训就很明显。

[@tomuil7739]

@@jiancui3205 不是顽固就是不想听

[@karenchung5981]

他们是故意要这样说的，不是不知。我们加拿大的农夫市场也不见得比国内的干净，可没有人说。

[@timshao13]

这已经是开始故意恶心人了

[@mr_eee]

Glad to see the chinese farmers market (wet markets) is back to normal and that life is back to normal over there already. Definitely brings us to us all and that hopefully its an example that all of our lifestyle would be back to normal soon too.

[@JHG-ns9pu]

I subscribed to your channel because I saw your video reposted by CGTN on Weibo, and I noticed that you live in Nanning, where I spend my college time now. For foreigners, it is unusual to upload stories about a city like Nanning, instead of those international cities in China. Anyway, thank you for sharing. Forgive me for my poor English. I hope to see you one day in Nanning.

[@Reporterfy]

Good to see you back in action. I love the hat

[@hermesliteratus882]

Good to see your overseas "roller coaster ride" is finally over and you get to settle down for a while.

[@danluo]

So glad that you are literaly free now! Be safe and make more videos!

[@devensilvers6256]

I'm happy to see you get back to China Gweilo, I hope and pray to be able to return soon!

[@andyl.k5199]

Thanks for the upload video. Stay positive . Take care

[@renawong8249]

Watching you back to Nanning is like fish returns to its water. You are much more relaxed when you are in China.

[@unifieddynasty]

Oh boy have I missed the street view. Great to see you walking about again.

[@KenWiggerAnotherAncientGamer]

Gweilo back in his element! Rock on brother! Pull down the cap a little so you can represent the channel better with visibility! Chicken feet? Gweilo, I need a food review before I do Dat! Your video sparks us all with the energy of a freed Gweilo! God help China! :-) What more would be nice to say? Gweilo screamed FREEDOM and is about it big time!

[@炸裂的西瓜]

@@harshaweeraratne5806 yeah we don't believe in god. in Chinese most people believe in Marxism which is atheistic. just like lyrics of

[@托梦妈祖]

Gweilo is a true Chinese. Wet market, ebike, red wood furniture, and living in a third tier city👍

[@HappyDays-75]

Hi Gweilo! So happy to see you well & things are back to almost normal. 😊

[@tcfish1552]

You got your life back! Congratulations!!! Stay safe and happy.

[@jansons2023]

Good job. Like your channel. Keep up the good work.

[@jansons2023]

So happy to see you two are making all the right move at the right time. Nice to see how things are in the world. Please take care of yourself and your lovely wife.

[@OVI-Wan-Kenobi-8]

It's the wet markets in Indonesia that you have to worry about.

[@zhengshencn]

I'm happy for you and your family! Stay safe and keep healthy!

[@jackzhang5425]

It’s great that the little orange cat was seen there on the floor.

[@Gweilo60]

Mimi was the first thing after quarantine. She came with Ling to pick us up at the hotel.

[@jackzhang5425]

Pets are so friendly and we have no single reason to kill them.

[@alpshiker3553]

No one eats cats in China because people say that their meat is sour.

[@seanchang7377]

@@alpshiker3553 (๑•̌.•̑๑)ˀ̣ˀ̣

[@drandersjiang]

It’s estimated there are more than 23 million Americans, more than half of them low-income, living in food deserts, where people don't have easy access to fresh food. China's solution to this problem is wet market, which is far better than letting people go hungry or eat junk food.

[@tweetylau5988]

I was going to say that melon looks like a mini honeydew 🍈. I saw Mini on the background. 😻 Nice to see you guys are home. Enjoy Spring.... I think in my side here in the US, it’s going to be a sad Easter for everyone. Stay Safe Gweilo!

[@Chamorrita-rg9qp]

The grocery stores out here where most asian grocery stores only sell mostly crab,fish, and shrimp.

[@LittleArtisticNook]

The fruit you were eating at the end looks very similar to Honey Dew, so perhaps it's of the same family of melons! :)

[@Mrs.miriam]

We also have wet markets here in the Philippines. The produce is more fresh than those sold at the supermarkets. Wet markets are very common in Asia. As long as they don't sell exotic animals, they're fine

[@stevenle8517]

miriam tiuseco it useless explaining to those pea brains. They are here to stir up trouble only.

[@JohnLee1129]

Welcome home! So happy to see you in your paradise again.

[@tonyv596]

Love the wet markets all over Asia. The west don’t like it they can stay home.

[@aidysmith2236]

Stay home.thats what we done in the first place now look ?????

[@joewagstaff8840]

Purple Grape Uncle what is there to be jealous about??? China and these disgusting wet markets are responsible for thousands of deaths and a global depression. The lack of hygiene knowledge and respect towards animals is disgusting.

[@cricetus9361]

@@joewagstaff8840 And God Wills It! Everything that happens in the world happens at the time god chooses, these wet market things included.

[@jordandeej]

We’re gonna blow China up, just wait. Revenge is coming your way for bringing us the Kung Flu.

[@bobmenendez8708]

Months before Wuhan had it, there were pple dying in US with the strangely covid-like symptoms such as flu and respiratory failure, but did not go thru any Covid test. Even when figures were alarming the Healthcare labelled it as common flu epidemic. It could be China's the one cautious enough to examine, test , declared red alert. Nobody can confirm anything except honestly speaking if it's not China who alert WHO, I think the whole world would have been infected before they understand the graveness of it.

[@MrBruceXLi]

For those wondering why they don't put the meat in fridge. Not sure about this particular market. Around where I lived, the market only opens for a couple of hours in the morning. Fresh produces are replenished everyday so fridges are not needed.

[@MrBruceXLi]

The whole purpose of these markets is to supply fresh food. A bit like farmers' markets in some of the western countries.

[@hongyang_ca]

Wow, Congrats! Finally you are done with your 14 days. I am glad for you and your wife. Enjoy your life! But in Canada we are stay at home.

[@Klentung8989]

Frankly, this virus does not go away When a patientbid recovered and tested negative, it doesn't mean the virus has completely gone. The virus just falls below the threshold of detectable level...it will come back once the immune system is weakened again. That explains some negative turn positive again after sometime.

[@khenhsam5861]

What’s the name of this market in naning

[@jackleung7254]

Thanks video. We people in Hong Kong only knew very little about in China.

[@melleblanc971]

why are comments you dont agree with being removed??

[@mytube30005]

@Gweilo, it's good to see China again. How's is the price compare to pre-covid?

[@funnyworld9784]

the same or lower

[@horaceh3948]

Almost the same

[@dengthientru]

I am living Vietnam and I love going to buy everything from wet market than the supermaker, because it fresh and cheap.

[@johnholmes2590]

Taste better too.

[@ipfreak]

well, in china, newly slaughtered meat (never refrigerated or frozen) always sell higher prices. 11:55, i ate that many times in china, you are not supposed to eat seeds, but some people do eat seeds though. but i don't. btw, i do eat grape seeds though. don't ask me why, i just do.

[@hendrayutub]

In my country,fresh meat, chicken and fish always command premium prices over frozen one.

[@marcellali8624]

I really envy you and Wai Fong can go out enjoy shopping in the wet market. I am now in Uk and don’t know when we can go out like you do now in China.

[@pokee1854]

Fantastic Gweilo🌷 I miss it too Very much👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🌷🙏🏻

[@fuzhangdeng4099]

Like your videos, always true and encouraging.

[@湖建]

Gweilo已经完全融入了中国的生活，跟爱人一起逛着菜市，回来后坐在沙发上，吃着水果看着电视。

[@SilverScorpio17]

I would say a pandemic infections more than 1 million people worldwide is more than a "hiccup" in the wet markets.

[@SilverScorpio17]

@@localfixx4184 Like I said, 1 MILLION preventable infections. 70,000 DEATHS of innocent people. All because some humans couldn't treat animals with respect.

[@yaltazhu9683]

xSilverScorpio17x not really. People respect animals. We eat them. When we die, everything else eats us. We are of no difference and we all live in this circle. Human are not superior to other animals, whether we eat others or not.

[@SilverScorpio17]

@@yaltazhu9683 I'm talking about the wet markets. So it's cool if someone locks you up in a cage, chops off your neck while you're alive with no pain relief, and then sells your meat and organs? That's what you think respect is?

[@jsc3417]

@@SilverScorpio17 tell me how that's so much worse than raising chicken in overcrowded cages where they can't move at all, or dumping baby chicks into a massive grinding machines?

[@yaltazhu9683]

xSilverScorpio17x We have to agree with one fact, which is human IS exploiting other species. As long as you eat anything and you use anything, you are enjoying the life you don’t deserve, therefore someone have to suffer for you, no matter that someone is an animal or a cabbage. When you eat, someone kills the animals and plants so you don’t have to.

[@abdulrahman-xp3pt]

What a refreshing video to watch after all the grim, gloom and doom fear driven videos coming out of the western countries for the last several weeks. This is so encouraging! Thank you for sharing.

[@aidysmith2236]

That's the only good.thing I see aswell.gives the rest of us hope

[@robbyjarvis2317]

How many people live there?

[@Gweilo60]

Just over 7 million

[@robbyjarvis2317]

Gweilo 60 that video of yours gave me hope for Normalcy

[@htin08]

@@robbyjarvis2317 I see two ways going back to normal. Shut down and quarantine, trace all suspect cases, isolate and cure them. Or, Sit tight and wait for a year or more for vaccine. China is still not out of the wood yet. As soon as they reopened the international flights, the virus will flood back in and spread again. So, we haven't see the end yet.

[@Jade-tn1yp]

Once Australian boarder is open, I'm gonna plan my trip back to China, hopping on the high speed trains to the 2nd, 3rd, 4th tier cities, that's where the true beaury is. 👍

[@bettyli6635]

What a great market!!! I am so jealous. We have a small market (Mercado) here in Cozumel, Mexico but it is nothing compared to your market.

[@larry-notthecableguy]

Omg, miss all the food at the wet market. Dragon fruit cost $5 bucks a piece here in the states.

[@李禹阳]

wtf?? $5??? that's crazy!!

[@alanfriesen9837]

And it doesn't taste nearly as sweet.

[@robertwells6254]

@@李禹阳 even more than $5 in Australia. I've paid $8 before.

[@dadidadida123]

This is how you get your GDP and make you first world country. Higher price ;-)

[@markalejandrox]

But the plane ticket to china costs???😉

[@theolich4384]

I'm amazed Nanning still have live poultry in markets. In my area (Nanjing) they were banned after avian flu (millions of chicken culled). Only pockets of guerrilla farmers sell them in the shadier areas of the city.

[@miniwizard]

Great footage.. oh how I miss these markets. So cheap, so fresh and so much more flavoursome.

[@menfolks]

You're now a real Chinese with face mask and cap on, Ni Hao!

[@gbp287]

Seriously? Coronavirus was a hiccup? I agree nothing will change in China but why do you seem so happy about that?

[@vincentkiu694]

This is the market for farmed animals, beef, pork and chicken. Wild life trades are still banned.

[@gbp287]

Vincent Kiu i realise that but it doesn’t matter whether the animals are farmed or wild. It’s the unhygienic conditions in which these markets operate which makes them dangerous. The horrible conditions in which the animals are being kept, large numbers of them crammed into small cages and in close proximity to people.

[@vincentkiu694]

@@gbp287 this kind of wet market are all over the world. U really can't close them all but I think a strict regulation about the hygiene should be taken.

[@DavidJohnson-dp4vv]

@@gbp287 dude they dont care what you think. The markets will stay filthy and in 10 years there will be SARS 3 and China will blame it on someone else.

[@franctokyo5981]

@Vincent Kiu NO we don't have this kind of disgusting wet market in Europe and Western countries you fat fuck

[@g-shockriff3316]

Always a pleasure to see a wet matket like this. Full of life.

[@cptcaveman8278]

@@tootsrr1 Yeah fucken America releasing the Corona virus back in may 2019 fucken arsoles eh!!!!

[@melleblanc971]

To say this is the way it has been done for thousands of years....we did not have refrigeration available, we now have a much better understanding of hygeine!

[@waynehuffman3645]

Good to see you on the street again !

[@muchianderson2770]

fresh and cheap！

[@salt7709]

But Coronavirus

[@patrickveterlogh4212]

salt dude if I tell you scientist from China, US, UK, Europe work as a research team, already published the paper on 《Nature》there is no direct evidence shows that virus originate from Wuhan fresh market.

[@geraldbai]

Yes, the QR code app is designed for contact tracing and movement control

[@王际洲]

google map, creditcard all have the same effect

[@ПИЦКВлад]

Great video, keep em coming.. keep healthy 😁

[@ziaochen9012]

Gweilo, you make me homesick again. I am feeling sour cause I'm now being trapped in the US quarantining myself. Miss the variety of foods.

[@debl5848]

Wet markets are part of life in most parts of Asia particularly smaller towns. I love wet markets. The govt just have to ensure the people keep the area clean. Vegetables and fruits prices have gone up in Australia. How did China manage to keep their food still relatively cheap?

[@williamtam6267]

Wet market being regulated.?

[@hhtravel8942]

welcome back Gweilo! It's awesome to see that China is back to normal again.

[@williamf4544]

I like the fact you clearly like China and are embracing its culture - so many people live in other countries and dislike the country and its culture - it happens a lot with people who move to the UK

[@danverxie1391]

Those wet market is sign of real life and full of my childhood memory.

[@dumbness-or-kindness]

Awesome! You two are sooooooo cute 😸 and the kitty too!

[@g-alicecheng1287]

I enjoy visiting local markets wherever I travel in the world, supermarkets look pretty standard everywhere

[@commonman7776]

Hi Gweilo, love that w et market love Nanning, thumbs up , help the poor children everybody , a couple a bucks a month wont kill you

[@michaelsu5280]

I'm glad that you are free

[@winterslee6103]

many thanks for the great video. As a Chinese live in South Korea, I really appreciate the Korea traditional fresh market. all fresh meat sold there must be in the cold-chain. that the key to control the food hazard. and the price is better than that in supermarkets.

[@RichartAsia]

Kirk is free to roam again! Don't forget the beer revenge!

[@Gweilo60]

Oh you know it

[@Kate1984ist]

Take care everybody 💞 from​ Thailand​

[@mickmeadows2040]

I can't wait to get out of isolation, be allowed to fly back,return to my China and visit my wet markets. So miss the vibrancy and life in them. I was in no doubt how the locals would treat you when you returned.

[@s.vortex]

The reason they sell live animals is because they're obsessed with freshness. It's hard to tell whether prepared meat has been artificially preserved with harmful chemicals like formaldehyde by dishonest vendors, and also I guess it would cost a lot more to have refrigeration en masse.

[@SG-gw5xo]

Welcome back!

[@georgezsebe9794]

Not sure why he's saying it'll never change and should never change. There are already movements to improve sanitation standards, bring markets indoors, upgrade facilities, keep livestock separate, keep slaughter in its own connected or neighboring facility, further crack down on the wildlife trade which was already in the minority at wet markets, reduce animal cruelty, etc. Of course these things should change. It's just very hard and will take time.

[@georgezsebe9794]

@Shimmy Shai Thank you for the sincere informative reply. I agree. From what I understand, people still overwhelmingly go to wet markets rather than supermarkets for fresh produce and meat, but supermarkets beat them in everything else.

[@Jimmy-tv8tv]

我们以前 called it 自由市场。为什么现在叫 wet market?

[@Hydra999999999]

I don’t agree that the market not gonna change, cause in GuangZhou where I lived, the market change a lot, it used to be like the one in the video, but now they ban all the living animal, only farmed and killed meat allowed from few years ago.

[@Arqua888]

You're free at last. one question, can I have a cap like yours?

[@gangshan]

Good observation by WeiFang!

[@ramonng6274]

Oh Gweilo, stop it...you are making Filipinos jealous. ..and the Anericans and Indians furious Glad you are back. We'll sing in the sunshine, we'll laugh everyday...

[@sherashera7791]

now the haters will say this video was made last year hahahaha

[@TruthofMegaDeath]

I am relying on weekly delivery from whole food now in US and usually, 2/3 of items I ordered are unavailable.

[@JWAL1222]

Everywhere has wet market in Asia, Hong Kong, Japan, Korea, China, etc. Wet market even exists in Italy. I personally go to wet market everyday in Hong Kong. It’s our life style and nothing wrong with it. Please do not get it wrong.

[@deadhell304]

Great video thank you!

[@ssgoodwin4637]

i love all markets in china wet or dry

[@teongbengang9515]

Great, delicious home food again.🤩

[@raymosoh4464]

Nice walk into the wet market

[@李秋孝]

Those sea food are live and refresh and not frozen for weeks or months. They are more healthy then frozen sea food.