Great video, for pointing out the misconceptions about China. Please continue sharing the truth. Not everything in China is great but it is just like any other country.
The answer is yes, the meat is available. But it depends on the region you're in. I know at least in Shandong, where my wife lives, it is available. And personally, I care very little. I would absolutely not turn down a plate of dog meat if my inlaws served it for dinner. I've always been of the opinion that it is hypocritical to place your dogs on a pedestal and casually look away at how livestock is treated when cows and pigs are also relatively intelligent animals that have to be suffering in the mass-production meat industry. Heck, I've owned chickens before and even they seemed decently aware of their surroundings. Enough to choose a nesting location and come to my back door every day to ask for food. And also call for help when a cat was sneaking into my yard. So if you're against eating dogs because you have some emotional attachment to them, take a look at the rest of the standard livestock first and consider being a vegetarian if you hate it. At least that way, your hate for eating animals is fair.
Regarding products made in China, there was a time when made in Taiwan, S. Korea and especially Japan, which was infamously known as the greatest copycat in the world were disparaged. People have short memories.
Most Chinese people find eating dog disgusting. Having said that, eating dogs is not confined to China. In certain parts of Switzerland, dog-eating is practised.
@@shanghaiandi768 Than you for you reply. I know it might sound too much to you. But I was woundering maybe for some video, is it possible for you to talk in Spanish or put Spanish subtitle? I have some Latin American fridends whose English is not that good. And I think compare with English speaking audiences, the Spanish audience might have less knowledge about China.
@@shanghaiandi768 Thank you so much. I think most or all their knowledge about China is from the English main stream media translated to Spanish. You really live in China, so you would have an unbiased voice or opinion talk about China. And you are more trustworthy.😄
It's not just Chinese thing, it's generally ASIAN. You can see dog meat sold in Korea and other Asian countries too. If someone wishes to buy it - they can, if they don't want - they won't. But generally, it's available. Not to mention other "exotic food" sold in special markets that are even worse than dog, in my opinion.
As usual, when a foreigner said something positive about China, trolls will come out to ask how much did the Chinese government paid him/her and then say shame on you. 13 hours after this video appeared, NOT YET such troll appears. Night time in the US or Britain?
yea, in Guangxi province people eat dogs , same as Vietnamese and Koreans. In general Chinese people dont eat dogs but I dont blame people who eats them , they are the same as chicken , pig, cows , these animals all have feelings .
last week I met a friend’s friend, when I said I want to visit YangZhou this Autumn, had you ever think of the food u eat are poisoned with fertilisers? I don’t know they don’t care about the release of nuclear recycled water from Japan but care about to eat food in China.
Poisoned with fertilizer? lmao. The thing that's made to feed crops? Maybe you meant pesticides? Because if that's the case, maybe. But heavy use of pesticides is a problem with food in the US as well. The real concern is crops grown with water that's been contaminated by the heavy industry in China. The farmers don't intentionally contaminate their crops. It's just the rivers and groundwater may have already been polluted. However, the extent of the problem varies and I would not be that concerned about being poisoned living in any tiered city in China.
The pollution situation in China depends on the city. Shanghai is now mainly focused on finance and technology industries and does not have many heavily polluting factories, so the air quality is relatively good. However, in the northern parts, especially in some heavy industrial cities, pollution is still severe. My friend in Beijing told me that the pollution in Beijing is very severe.
Beijing is close to Mongolia and you can get a sense of what Mongolia did to the north. In addition, China's northeast region used to be the development of heavy industry, without them, China's military industry can not develop. Foreigners will only say that China's environmental pollution is serious, but never look at the reason.
A hundred years ago, air pollution in Britain during the Industrial Revolution was more than ten times worse than in China. Visibility may be less than 10 meters. If I remember correctly, Churchill's secretary was killed in a car accident because of poor visibility.
Today, a hundred years later, the air and sunshine in Britain are perfect on sunny days, except when it rains. So I think China's future, the environment will be better.
Pollution in Beijing is mainly caused by topography. It is surrounded by tall mountains to the east, west and the north. Depending on wind direction, polluted air gets trapped
A big logic mistake here Choquito: Eat dog is not sth wrong and bad, and we should fully respect their right to eat dogs just as we asked them to respect our right to love dogs. There is no difference between eating dogs and eating chickens, lamps, fishes, why should where be a difference? Just cuz dogs are more cute? They are all creatures in the nature world and the human beings are logically able to kill any other creatures in need and necessary(in human beings' perspective, which is u and me). There is no such a "equal" for the nowadays world, if anyone really want to talk about real equal for all creatures then we should travel back to ancient time where man and other animals "equally" eat each other, not like now that there will be a consequence for a lion or tiger just cuz they attacked a human in emergency(from their perspective) and no consequence for human if its the other way around . And further more I have not hear any news about Chinese gov are doing anything to opposite the dog-eating(which u mentioned in the video, and I would appreciate it if u can share the source, and they should NOT do that in anyway cuz its NOT sth wrong that need to be stopped. Dont let ys fall in that WEST white-left logic, its their logic, but not the WORLD logic.
95%Chinese (Han) do not eat dog meat. However, there are also some ethnic minorities in China (in Guangxi 廣西, similar to Southeast Asian races) to eat dog meat. They have dog meat festivals. This is their customs and culture.
Thanks for clarifying some misconceptions for China. Most of points are true, but regarding eating dogs, I would like to say that WE CHINESE DO EAT DOGS. Given the dominaance of west culture and value influence, eating dog becomes a "Shame" for Chinese. But I can say loudly that we eat dogs. and we have been eating for more than 2000 years. Fan Kuai (242-189 BC) was a military general of the early Western Han dynasty. In his early days, he was a butcher and specialised in preparing dog meat. I grew up in Hubei Province, in my childhood, dog meats were normal food. because people were very poor at that time, very few chance to eat any meat, dog meat is a reasonable meat source. However, nowadays, eating dog meat is not that popular but still popular in some region, because most of Chinese have very diverse meat sources. Personally I haven't eaten dog meats in last 30years. From culture perspective, why should we feel shameful becasue of eating dogs? do westers feel shameful for eating beef because Indians think cows are holly animal?
by any chance do you run this other CZcams video game channel called Mob-X? because you sound just like the guy who does commentary on those gaming trailer montages
Could you have a video where you show religious institutions? Primarily Hindu temples and Islamic mosques? I'm trying to get my mom to come with me and I think that would help
It doesn't take that much effort to find a church or mosque in a city as large as Shanghai. I don't know about Hindu temples. Perhaps a very small meeting place. There are many more Muslims living in China than Hindus. And they also have a long history. I literally just did a quick google search of mosques in Shanghai and immediately came up with 5 names. So I don't know what research this video maker has to do. He can just hop on the rail and go to any of the mosques. No one will kick him out. Songjiang Mosque Xiaotaoyuan Mosque Pudong Mosque Huxi Mosque Shanghai Fuyou Road Mosque
if the the source of meat is fitting on the law, legal and safe which can be eaten includes dog in China. however people from lot of places in China do not eat dog meat.
What's the problem eating dogs? If you are against eating dog, you should stop eating any live stock then. Same idea. However, I do think that if you grew attached to an animal aka raise them as pets whether it's pig or dog or any other animal, then yes as they are like extended family and you shouldn't eat them.
dog is on the menu, not just in China. there are dogs specifically bred for human consumption. Have you ever heard of the breed "chow chow". do you know why it's called the Chow Chow? But that doesn't matter, just because dogs are considered pets in parts of North America, and Europe, where there's no need to eat dogs, doesn't mean such standard must be maintained through out the world. ps dogs are yummy. excellent meat fibers, without gaminess.
Big deal! Not all people in China eat dog meat but there are some percentage of them do eat dog meat. Why do make big issue about when many south east Asians also eat. Now don't be surprise if I tell you about India which have up to 39% vegetarian population and have small percentage of non vegetarian people in India who eat dog meat openly in north eat India and there is nothing to lie about it, I am from India. I know. every culture is deferent from other and so is their food. Beside who eats what and why is nobody's business. If somebody don't like, don't eat, nobody is forcing anybody. But be honest about it's there out in open you can find selective restaurants in China who serve dog meat and also in south east Asia and northeast India.,😂 Don't know what you are trying to prove.
The lovely Indian guy is not picking. Your topic' s interesting and very relevant. BTW, I m Overseas Chinese and I don't eat dog or cats or snails and frogs: definitely not lamb or camel, crocs, snakes and most meat though I do eat some of lean pork and beef, chicken and yes, I'm afraid I like duck esp Peking duck. I like fish and seafood a lot and I love TOFU and all veg. and beans!
What's wrong with Utube banning Editing and inserting or changing nonsense words in all comments? Are there lots of anti perfect writing in the digital world? Or is it the so called Google friend trying to make you pay for using it's speaking Aid.
Most of your comments are fair and true. However, there are still some misconceptions on China. Chinese do eat dogs. Particularly in the old days. It is just like the westerns eat horses or donkeys. In China, there is a saying that all living things with their back facing the sky are edible. (So, dogs, rats, insects and many others are edible and are delicious good food, believe it or not).
Honestly there is a masque right outside of my window and I know their festivals cause (such as the new year for them several days ago) it gets extra crowded and they sing all night in the masque. They sell moslem food on the first floor of our apartment building. They are part of the neighborhood. There is also a church one block away btw. I'm living in Shanghai. Anyone says uighur people are not accepted here is showing their ignorance.
Fly to Xinjiang and find out for yourself. There is no such thing as absolute freedom anywhere in the world. Your freedom ends where another's freedom starts.
When talking about the freedom in China, it means that China is not that free compared with those advanced and democratic contries. It refers to the degree of control exerted by state/government over society, and in this term China is obviously an authoritarian regime, so this means China is not that free. Also the freedom of speech is definitely a part of freedom, I have no idea why you say it's not necessarily. (BTW you do agree that China has no freedom of speech?). You might have experienced the lockdown in Shanghai last year. Did you feel free at that time? Do you think enforcing the strict zero-policy was resonable, regardless of people's rights and freedom? I used to live in Shanghai, and I agree with you that Shanghai is one of the best cities in China. You are lucky that you live in Shanghai, almost the most open, advanced, civilised city in China. But it's just Shanghai, and doesn't represent whole part of China.
China had a tradition of eating dog meat two thousand years ago. At that time, most of the West was still in a tribal society, so they had no right to criticize others for what they ate. Norway and Japan also ate dolphins and whales. I don’t see these animal protection organizations come out to bark😂
The Chinese do eat dog meat, but in modern society, dog meat is a very uneconomical source of protein, far inferior to pork and beef in the industrialized breeding industry, so even though it is very rare to eat dog meat in China today, it does not mean that it does not exist. Ancient China has always been an agricultural society, not as dependent on dogs as nomads. In ancient China, cattle were not allowed to be slaughtered. On the contrary, dog meat could be eaten.
Great video, for pointing out the misconceptions about China. Please continue sharing the truth. Not everything in China is great but it is just like any other country.
True indeed, thanks for your comment
Non-democratic China is a lot better than the world's biggest democracy, India!
The answer is yes, the meat is available. But it depends on the region you're in. I know at least in Shandong, where my wife lives, it is available. And personally, I care very little. I would absolutely not turn down a plate of dog meat if my inlaws served it for dinner. I've always been of the opinion that it is hypocritical to place your dogs on a pedestal and casually look away at how livestock is treated when cows and pigs are also relatively intelligent animals that have to be suffering in the mass-production meat industry. Heck, I've owned chickens before and even they seemed decently aware of their surroundings. Enough to choose a nesting location and come to my back door every day to ask for food. And also call for help when a cat was sneaking into my yard. So if you're against eating dogs because you have some emotional attachment to them, take a look at the rest of the standard livestock first and consider being a vegetarian if you hate it. At least that way, your hate for eating animals is fair.
Yo dude pls don't lied yourself which make you feel good. This day noone eating dog in China ok. Probably just only you might
你不能说整个山东，实际上，大多数山东人并不吃狗，只有西南部以及西南部的农村地区可能存在，无论你来自哪里，你的观点并不正确
Regarding products made in China, there was a time when made in Taiwan, S. Korea and especially Japan, which was infamously known as the greatest copycat in the world were disparaged. People have short memories.
I like that you have the back alleys as the background of your video while talking about misconception. Interesting and funny. Thanks!
Thanks! I love those alleys, and the reason I shot there is that is much more quiet and wont ruin my audio haha
@@shanghaiandi768
Another misconception of China: no freedom to hang and dry your personal clothing in public. 😂
Most Chinese people find eating dog disgusting. Having said that, eating dogs is not confined to China. In certain parts of Switzerland, dog-eating is practised.
Thank you so much. would share this video to some of the friends that has misconceptions anout my home country.
Thank you for sharing my video too! It helps a lot
@@shanghaiandi768 Than you for you reply. I know it might sound too much to you. But I was woundering maybe for some video, is it possible for you to talk in Spanish or put Spanish subtitle? I have some Latin American fridends whose English is not that good. And I think compare with English speaking audiences, the Spanish audience might have less knowledge about China.
@@ShanghaiTorontoLover i knoww, my whole family speaks spanish and not all of them speak English, so its in my plans, just need to find time
@@shanghaiandi768 Thank you so much. I think most or all their knowledge about China is from the English main stream media translated to Spanish. You really live in China, so you would have an unbiased voice or opinion talk about China. And you are more trustworthy.😄
@@ShanghaiTorontoLover Mexicanos en China shows many parts of China in Spanish
Good job for being honest
Thank you!
@@shanghaiandi768 God bless you
It's not just Chinese thing, it's generally ASIAN. You can see dog meat sold in Korea and other Asian countries too. If someone wishes to buy it - they can, if they don't want - they won't. But generally, it's available. Not to mention other "exotic food" sold in special markets that are even worse than dog, in my opinion.
Good content...greetings from the Netherlands.
Thanks and welcome
As usual, when a foreigner said something positive about China, trolls will come out to ask how much did the Chinese government paid him/her and then say shame on you. 13 hours after this video appeared, NOT YET such troll appears. Night time in the US or Britain?
haha don't worry about the trolls
yea, in Guangxi province people eat dogs , same as Vietnamese and Koreans. In general Chinese people dont eat dogs but I dont blame people who eats them , they are the same as chicken , pig, cows , these animals all have feelings .
Good info. Keep it up and dispell all the misinformation from the west.
Appreciate it!
Thanks for sharing.
Love watching ur video and learn more about China
Very helpful video. Thank you.
last week I met a friend’s friend, when I said I want to visit YangZhou this Autumn, had you ever think of the food u eat are poisoned with fertilisers? I don’t know they don’t care about the release of nuclear recycled water from Japan but care about to eat food in China.
Poisoned with fertilizer? lmao. The thing that's made to feed crops? Maybe you meant pesticides? Because if that's the case, maybe. But heavy use of pesticides is a problem with food in the US as well. The real concern is crops grown with water that's been contaminated by the heavy industry in China. The farmers don't intentionally contaminate their crops. It's just the rivers and groundwater may have already been polluted. However, the extent of the problem varies and I would not be that concerned about being poisoned living in any tiered city in China.
The pollution situation in China depends on the city. Shanghai is now mainly focused on finance and technology industries and does not have many heavily polluting factories, so the air quality is relatively good. However, in the northern parts, especially in some heavy industrial cities, pollution is still severe. My friend in Beijing told me that the pollution in Beijing is very severe.
True, the south is mostly clean as well
Beijing is close to Mongolia and you can get a sense of what Mongolia did to the north. In addition, China's northeast region used to be the development of heavy industry, without them, China's military industry can not develop. Foreigners will only say that China's environmental pollution is serious, but never look at the reason.
A hundred years ago, air pollution in Britain during the Industrial Revolution was more than ten times worse than in China. Visibility may be less than 10 meters. If I remember correctly, Churchill's secretary was killed in a car accident because of poor visibility.
Today, a hundred years later, the air and sunshine in Britain are perfect on sunny days, except when it rains. So I think China's future, the environment will be better.
Pollution in Beijing is mainly caused by topography. It is surrounded by tall mountains to the east, west and the north. Depending on wind direction, polluted air gets trapped
A big logic mistake here Choquito: Eat dog is not sth wrong and bad, and we should fully respect their right to eat dogs just as we asked them to respect our right to love dogs.
There is no difference between eating dogs and eating chickens, lamps, fishes, why should where be a difference? Just cuz dogs are more cute?
They are all creatures in the nature world and the human beings are logically able to kill any other creatures in need and necessary(in human beings' perspective, which is u and me).
There is no such a "equal" for the nowadays world, if anyone really want to talk about real equal for all creatures then we should travel back to ancient time where man and other animals "equally" eat each other, not like now that there will be a consequence for a lion or tiger just cuz they attacked a human in emergency(from their perspective) and no consequence for human if its the other way around .
And further more I have not hear any news about Chinese gov are doing anything to opposite the dog-eating(which u mentioned in the video, and I would appreciate it if u can share the source, and they should NOT do that in anyway cuz its NOT sth wrong that need to be stopped.
Dont let ys fall in that WEST white-left logic, its their logic, but not the WORLD logic.
1st time here..good video and true say ❤
Thanks and welcome
liked and subbed 👍
Thank you!!
Nice video bro
Thank you
Haha how about wedding lunch in Zhejiang?
95%Chinese (Han) do not eat dog meat.
However, there are also some ethnic minorities in China (in Guangxi 廣西, similar to Southeast Asian races) to eat dog meat. They have dog meat festivals. This is their customs and culture.
In Nagaland in India they eat dog meat
Thanks for clarifying some misconceptions for China.
Most of points are true, but regarding eating dogs, I would like to say that WE CHINESE DO EAT DOGS. Given the dominaance of west culture and value influence, eating dog becomes a "Shame" for Chinese. But I can say loudly that we eat dogs. and we have been eating for more than 2000 years.
Fan Kuai (242-189 BC) was a military general of the early Western Han dynasty. In his early days, he was a butcher and specialised in preparing dog meat.
I grew up in Hubei Province, in my childhood, dog meats were normal food. because people were very poor at that time, very few chance to eat any meat, dog meat is a reasonable meat source.
However, nowadays, eating dog meat is not that popular but still popular in some region, because most of Chinese have very diverse meat sources. Personally I haven't eaten dog meats in last 30years.
From culture perspective, why should we feel shameful becasue of eating dogs? do westers feel shameful for eating beef because Indians think cows are holly animal?
中国人古代禁食牛肉，宋代以前老百姓以食狗肉为主，宋代以后因为猪肉的出栏肉量跟多跟经济所以改为食猪肉为主一直到今天中国依然是世界第一大猪肉消费国。
确实，虽然我不吃狗肉，但不得不承认，目前还有些地方是吃狗肉的，最出名大概就是玉林。有意思的是，韩国和意大利的有些地也吃狗肉。
吃狗祇有很少一部分人啊！你說的好像大部分人都會吃一樣！
@@jingjing2603 第一，我觉得不少，第二，我觉得没啥可避讳的，正大光明承认有啥问题吗？
@@MikeLiangsz 可能是地域問題吧，俺們這塊兒很少有人吃的。。。整個縣都沒聽到過有賣狗肉的！
by any chance do you run this other CZcams video game channel called Mob-X? because you sound just like the guy who does commentary on those gaming trailer montages
Not me haha
Supports!
Could you have a video where you show religious institutions? Primarily Hindu temples and Islamic mosques? I'm trying to get my mom to come with me and I think that would help
I'll do some research on that and see how it goes
Hindu temples? There's no Hinduism in China.
@@X-H-Wu like who, it's hard to look up
It doesn't take that much effort to find a church or mosque in a city as large as Shanghai. I don't know about Hindu temples. Perhaps a very small meeting place. There are many more Muslims living in China than Hindus. And they also have a long history. I literally just did a quick google search of mosques in Shanghai and immediately came up with 5 names. So I don't know what research this video maker has to do. He can just hop on the rail and go to any of the mosques. No one will kick him out.
Songjiang Mosque
Xiaotaoyuan Mosque
Pudong Mosque
Huxi Mosque
Shanghai Fuyou Road Mosque
if the the source of meat is fitting on the law, legal and safe which can be eaten includes dog in China. however people from lot of places in China do not eat dog meat.
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Oh, thx so much. many of my friends still think there’s restrictions providing dog meat everywhere.😅
Stattdessen habe ich gehört, dass Koreaner Hundefleisch, Vietnamesen Katzenfleisch essen.
侬好👌🏻
哈哈发现了
i would like to try dog hot pot, since now people are abusing petting dogs.
The only type of dogs legally sold for human consumption in Shanghai is hot dogs.
hahaha nice comment
What's the problem eating dogs? If you are against eating dog, you should stop eating any live stock then. Same idea. However, I do think that if you grew attached to an animal aka raise them as pets whether it's pig or dog or any other animal, then yes as they are like extended family and you shouldn't eat them.
dog is on the menu, not just in China.
there are dogs specifically bred for human consumption. Have you ever heard of the breed "chow chow". do you know why it's called the Chow Chow?
But that doesn't matter, just because dogs are considered pets in parts of North America, and Europe, where there's no need to eat dogs, doesn't mean such standard must be maintained through out the world.
ps dogs are yummy. excellent meat fibers, without gaminess.
Big deal! Not all people in China eat dog meat but there are some percentage of them do eat dog meat. Why do make big issue about when many south east Asians also eat. Now don't be surprise if I tell you about India which have up to 39% vegetarian population and have small percentage of non vegetarian people in India who eat dog meat openly in north eat India and there is nothing to lie about it, I am from India. I know. every culture is deferent from other and so is their food. Beside who eats what and why is nobody's business. If somebody don't like, don't eat, nobody is forcing anybody. But be honest about it's there out in open you can find selective restaurants in China who serve dog meat and also in south east Asia and northeast India.,😂 Don't know what you are trying to prove.
Not making a big deal, you can read the title again and watch the video again to understand a bit better ☺️
The lovely Indian guy is not picking.
Your topic' s
interesting and very relevant. BTW, I m Overseas Chinese and I don't eat dog or cats or snails and frogs: definitely not lamb or camel, crocs, snakes and most meat though I do eat some of lean pork and beef, chicken and yes, I'm afraid I like duck esp Peking duck. I like fish and seafood a lot and I love TOFU and all veg. and beans!
What's wrong with Utube banning Editing and inserting or changing nonsense words in all comments?
Are there lots of anti perfect writing in the digital world? Or is it the so called Google
friend trying to make you pay for using it's speaking Aid.
The dog meat is available pretty much everywhere in China, those who wanna eat will find it, where's the misconception then?
Most of your comments are fair and true. However, there are still some misconceptions on China.
Chinese do eat dogs. Particularly in the old days. It is just like the westerns eat horses or donkeys.
In China, there is a saying that all living things with their back facing the sky are edible. (So, dogs, rats, insects and many others are edible and are delicious good food, believe it or not).
What about the uighuren when you say all religions are accepted?
@jannism7735
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Honestly there is a masque right outside of my window and I know their festivals cause (such as the new year for them several days ago) it gets extra crowded and they sing all night in the masque. They sell moslem food on the first floor of our apartment building. They are part of the neighborhood. There is also a church one block away btw. I'm living in Shanghai. Anyone says uighur people are not accepted here is showing their ignorance.
Lies
Century lies. Shame on the western medias who has been spreading rumors about Uigher.
Fly to Xinjiang and find out for yourself. There is no such thing as absolute freedom anywhere in the world. Your freedom ends where another's freedom starts.
that's like saying all American eat squirrel cuz hillbillies eat em...
There is no difference between eating dogs and cows.
When talking about the freedom in China, it means that China is not that free compared with those advanced and democratic contries. It refers to the degree of control exerted by state/government over society, and in this term China is obviously an authoritarian regime, so this means China is not that free. Also the freedom of speech is definitely a part of freedom, I have no idea why you say it's not necessarily. (BTW you do agree that China has no freedom of speech?).
You might have experienced the lockdown in Shanghai last year. Did you feel free at that time? Do you think enforcing the strict zero-policy was resonable, regardless of people's rights and freedom?
I used to live in Shanghai, and I agree with you that Shanghai is one of the best cities in China. You are lucky that you live in Shanghai, almost the most open, advanced, civilised city in China. But it's just Shanghai, and doesn't represent whole part of China.
不用洗，本来就言论不自由，到处删评论，不能说政府的任何不对。
@@user-bp9be5mr2f中國沒有的自由太多了，言論自由、新聞自由、遊行集會自由。經濟上的自由度也低，很多產業都被國企壟斷。他居然舉例說有找工作自由、社交自由、選擇交通工具自由，笑了，如果連這些自由都沒有，那還不如北韓。
Dog are eaten in all over in asia countries, mostly in south asia.
Yes they eat dogs, bats etc.
吃狗怎么了？我还吃过猫呢。
牛是印度人的神，美国人欧洲人却吃牛肉，真恶心
China had a tradition of eating dog meat two thousand years ago. At that time, most of the West was still in a tribal society, so they had no right to criticize others for what they ate. Norway and Japan also ate dolphins and whales. I don’t see these animal protection organizations come out to bark😂
I am not trying to compare what Chinese eat to what other countries eat. Just clarifying some misconceptions here
too wet recently =_=
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Asian eat dog...yes they do but not all of them ... certain place certain tribes...lots of my friends eat dog,cat,game,exotic meat....but not for me
The Chinese do eat dog meat, but in modern society, dog meat is a very uneconomical source of protein, far inferior to pork and beef in the industrialized breeding industry, so even though it is very rare to eat dog meat in China today, it does not mean that it does not exist. Ancient China has always been an agricultural society, not as dependent on dogs as nomads. In ancient China, cattle were not allowed to be slaughtered. On the contrary, dog meat could be eaten.