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Drying Carcass

Posted On : January 10, 2009 5:31 PM | Posted By : Yemi
Related Categories: Life in China, Food

Food in China is incredibly varied and made in millions of ways.

I took this picture in my neighborhood.

I have no idea what kind of meat it is.

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Really interesting... and if i were to hazard a guess, i would say they look like eels and stingrays.
The fir fir and enqulal look infinitely better to me =)
Hope you and your family have a great new year.

# Posted By Diana | 1/11/09 2:34 AM

The last picture looks like some kind of plant. Ewww!

# Posted By sting | 1/11/09 6:32 AM

I'm sorry but this looks really sick and truly unhealthy. I can only imagine what the body, that consumes it, will think while trying to digest this. I think everyone should be a vegan....save the animals....

I'm sure the stench must have been horrible.

# Posted By Hanna | 1/11/09 2:03 PM

it was really amazing.....are they trying to make it KUANTA?
dirom u have a reason when u said "don't eat my buchelas"......who knows??

# Posted By oromay | 1/12/09 12:32 AM

God! what kind of "kuanta"it can be if it is a kuanta. i think they were trying to make an arusto thing but change their minds finally.

# Posted By maheder | 1/12/09 1:02 AM

LOL maheder....asakshign
yemi spy for us plzzzzzzz

# Posted By oromay | 1/12/09 7:45 AM

I remember the skinned ducks hanging out in front of stores and the buckets of live eels thrashing in the market. Takes getting used to, I suppose. Just wait Yemi, soon it will be time for the new year and all the wonders that brings!

# Posted By Spring | 1/12/09 10:56 AM

Yemi, I am surprised you are not vegeterian after looking at this :)

# Posted By Hayatt | 1/12/09 6:05 PM

Spring, I had no idea you have been to China! Fascinating place, isn't it?

Oromay lol! Yup, that is why the name of my blog is such.

Hayatt, there is so much stuff like this.... If I were to stop eating meat, I would have done so by now indeed.

Diana, I am with you on the guesses!

# Posted By Yemi | 1/13/09 7:24 AM

Hmm. Now THAT would take some getting used to. I can't help but wonder what your little guy thinks of it. I suppose I tended to be the more meek of heart growing up- chances are fairly high I would have gone running the other direction, perhaps with tears running down my cheeks. My bets are that your son is super interested... much braver than I was. ;-)