@@albertyeung5787 Because speaking Mandarin can help maximize viewing of chinese-speaking audience in general.
@peterwong91382 жыл бұрын
@@albertyeung5787 Politically correct to speak Mandarin.
@lovice2 жыл бұрын
@@peterwong9138 It has nothing to do with political correctness. By speaking Mandarin, a wider audience can understand him, hence he has a higher viewing figure. If he only speaks local dialect, then the viewing figure would be much lower. What's more, a good educational cookery video like this should benefit more people rather than fewer. In fact, that's the whole reason why Mandarin are taught at school in China, but local dialects are still being spoken at home and among family and friends. So that people across whole of China (which is a the same size of mainland Europe) can easily communicate with each other either for work or leisure... It's really not that hard to understand unless you deliberately avoid the obvious.
@ziyangliu6392 Жыл бұрын
@@peterwong9138can’t imagine how arrogant but confident you are to say sth like this
Use bicarbonate soda. But don’t put too much, too much will make the meat taste strange.
@artfquinn2 жыл бұрын
@@anthonyso7761 Google said bicarbonate soda = baking soda. I suppose my original guess is right. I use baking soda to tender meat. And I use baking powder to make baking chicken wings crispy.