According to Wuxia, there is this "way of poison" in china. Where poison martial artist consume and exposed to every poison and toxin, little by little to increase their poison resistance.
Props to the whistleblowers who are exposing/filming these illegal/ immoral practices.. they should be protected instead of being beaten up. Hope they are safe.
@@peternehemiah1606 they are willing to humiliate restrict his travel and send death threats to a person showing that karate in chine is not good in fighting others there’s no doubt people exposing these companys and government poising peoples food is going to live a long life
We have a joke in Asia. A Chinese farmer bought beans to grow at his farm, but they all turned out to be fake plastic pellets. Ruined and in despair, the farmer bought poison to end it all, but he survive because the poison was fake. The family celebrated his miraculous survival by throwing a giant feast for the entire village, but the next day everyone perished. Why? Because the alcohol was fake.
Wait wait you should still complain about that 😂 I hear they are ridiculous. Fruits and vegetables should be available to all and make up a significant part of our diet
@@rani.andretti japan grows their own vegetables and fruits mostly. They bought from local farmers directly and put it in supermarket. The price for vegetables are not that expensive. But fruits are different. It can go insanely high. It has something to do with their culture. Apparently in Japan, fruits are not only just something to eat. It is a delicacy also. And it can also a gift. Say for your boss for example. That is why the farmers obsess to grow the best quality fruits. As a note, not all fruits tho. Only the one that they think worth it. Such as melons, watermelons and grapes for example. The other fruits such as tangerines, bananas, and apples are mostly imported and cheap.
This is the moment I'm happy in my third world country, in my isolated village, in my rural-neighbor house where I know things like THAT would never happen in my food. I literally know where the sugar I have in my tea is harvested from.
Yeah but not a single tourist ever went to the rural areas in China. That's where the good food is at. Maybe. You got to speak to local farmers to get the real good harvest. I had strawberries literally 5x better than any whole food strawberries. They were really fragrant smell of strawberries, flowery fruity smell, sweet and light tasting, firm to bite and water content is slightly bursting when biting into it. No salty soury taste which i have been accustomed to living in the west, Canada to be specific. Holy shit best strawberries i had in my life. But i agree that cheap city food can be pretty scary in China. I also am afraid and worry about these things when i travel there. Avoid cheap ass street foods at all costs. I get excited when i talk about food, my bad.
I am so sorry to inform you. Chances are some of your crops have been affected by toxic pesticides or fertilizers imported from China. Just Ask the folks or farmers in Ghana or Sri Lanka how they soil is dying and have stopped growing bountiful crops
I had a Korean lady tell me some years ago before the melamine incident never to eat food from China. She said there are so many factories in China can’t regulate all of them so it was likely that they were toxic. Your video shows us with perfect clarity
Yeh. This is what happens after eating those food from Taiwan. They all looks like zombies who filled the side walk. Streets of Philadelphia , Kensington Avenue, What happened today, Aug, 2021. th-cam.com/video/Bi1Kf-1qd6Y/w-d-xo.html
Notice he says try to use good cardboard when making fake bun meat. I remember years ago seeing them using just cardboard from garbage in the street. They didn't care how dirty it was. 5:23
It’s some Chinese doing the fake food for them self I’ve seen Taiwan people make real pork buns on TH-cam it not fake food if you try other Chinese food from the big country food and get sick but if you try Taiwanese food you don’t get sick from eating them I’ve eaten Taiwanese food all my life since childhood but I never felt I’ll too much they make more natural grown food compared to other Chinese countries you should do more research than just saying it’s all Chinese countries making fake food.
@Fong Guang I am from HK and was in HK during part of the unrest, and I am thoroughly disgusted by the false and slanted reports coming out from the West. They basically fabricated a whole narrative just to serve their ideological bias and the Western strategies towards China. I live in the U.S. and admittedly was misled by the propaganda I received there for a long time, but the HK riot completely woke me up and now I am firmly against the media's underhanded misinformation campaign and will speak up for China every chance I can. --vulcansaur
This is literally Alan Watt's words playing themselves out. To paraphrase, he said something like "You sell cheap, shitty products and make a lot of money. And then what do you buy with that money? Other people's cheap, shitty products."
@@markarca6360 even their virus was bootleg! Why do you think it only kills some while others are completely immune? Bootleg Chinese tech that’s how lol
Yeap, the old man said that. China Chinese cheating everyone to the point of cheating their own people, and then blame it all on other countries like America and stuff. Pretty embarrassing for any China bots here. kek
Just like anyone, who works... this is their living./// the people you need to focus at is the management team. making these decisions purposly to harm. most People have not the slightest clue how their food gets to the stores.......
I work at a food plant in America for Nestle, you realize that everything happening in these videos is also happening in America. The beehive thing especially, a few summers back I worked for a local beekeeper, they did the exact same thing & it would dry onto the honeycomb. The honeycomb wasn't even natural, it was artificial paraffin wax we melted into a mold & placed in the hive & the bees would process it in a week. Everything in the states is also a scam just like this, you would be surprised how much disgusting stuff happens at Nestle, you would never eat pre-packaged food again. Let's just say there is an acceptable level of crap that can be in food before it has to be recalled which the FDA put in place. Just let that sink in.
It is pointing to a dangerous trend when even the fake products are made from adulterated resources. The people lack for true spiritual contentment has lead to materialistic goal with monetary gain by any means possible even morally questionable ones. Sad state of affairs. 😬
This is nothing new. Ever since the melamine in the powdered milk incident (which was a really long time ago) or shredded newspaper for dumpling stuffing I have sworn off any food made in china. People don't believe me when I tell them about the chinese disregard of morals when making food and they either get offended (because they are chinese) or don't believe me because they actually grew up in a society where there are standards for food safety.
I would like to argue not ALL Chinese people make food with complete disregard to safety, food producer in Hong Kong and ROC still follows regulation, and arguably multinationals in China also make food with a level of quality. You should absolutely not buy any China ''local version'' food though, buying export version is fine..... mostly.
@@Verpal nobody argue all Chinese or all restaurants make unsafe food. Most of the reports are real, some people act like they are not real and think racist. You need to allow people to report the issue, otherwise it will never get fixed. It hurts companies who do legit business that make good food.
@@eile4219 Yes, they're real. Checkout some of TH-cam videos of the Chinese restaurants in San Francisco and Atlanta busted for food violations. There're a lot Chinese restaurants in the USA playing this same game.
"Gutter oil produced from kitchen waste" is a sentence that completely under sells the nastiness of the oil. There's videos on YT showing people scooping out sewage from manhole covers (this one shows it a little). They filter out the solids (toilet paper, condoms, etc.), boil it (imagine THAT smell) and then skim off the floating oil and sell it to restaurants.
The inventors of that technology NEVER expected to consume that product. They ALL, inventors and manufacturers, just saw $$$$$$ hoping to SELL it to some sucker. Then the list of suckers got closer and closer to home.
They banned Taiwan Crab apples and wax apples saying that they are dangerous and Australian wine but they are seriously killing themselves with this crappy food
One of the most common stories I heard when living in China was that "we (a villager) never eat what we grow for sale. We have a separate field for growing our own foods. " Said many villagers and farmers without shame.
That's so strange about the seedless grapes. In the West we use grafts to propagate seedless grapes, not hormones. You take a cutting of the plant that produces seedless and graft it onto another grape plant. Once it has fused it will grow seedless. Grafting is an ancient gardening technique.
Exactly! I'm thinking why would u go such an expensive and hazardous route of using contraceptives to grow seedless grapes... Why not just read a book about botany and take a few hours to properly find and graft a branch with the desirable characteristics... It's so crazy
Gardener here. Grafting _is_ ancient! But there are cons to that. Grafting means your offspring crops are all clones which means that it can easily be wiped out by fungi and other pathogens. You’re correct, many industrial farmers use this technique. But since all the result crops are vulnerable, they start to use things like fungicides, which are not good for you.
@@SamGamgeeGardner Fellow gardener, I do agree we need to focus on biodiversity for our farms and our gardens from an ecological standpoint. However, for grapes specifically, the vineyards are typically quite biodiverse already. Grapes need certain growing conditions to yield optimal fruit, so often times a single grape vineyard will plant many different grape varieties to one vineyard to maximize grape quality for each section (maximizes $$$$). The way grapes are grown-despite the cloning-cuts down a lot on pests and the cross-transmission of those pests. Modern grape vineyards often are treated as dozens of smaller individual plots with their own unique needs rather than just 1 big vineyard. And grafting can also impart disease resistance (somewhat). Let’s say I have ‘Grape A’ and ‘Grape B’, and ‘Grape B’ has rust resistance, but ‘Grape A’ has higher eating quality. Instead of an arduous breeding program, you can graft ‘Grape A’ onto ‘Grape B’ and impart B’s disease resistance while keeping A’s eating quality. However, this only works (to my knowledge) if you make a new graft for each plant, so a cutting off ‘Grape C’ would not be inherently disease resistant- you would have to make a new ‘Grape A’ to ‘Grape B’ graft each time for the resistance. I have applied grape style grafting techniques to my peppers with wonderful results. Just thought you’d also find these things interesting. :)
@@nebblepoppishire3037 I don’t grow grapes myself so I don’t know that much about them (I apologize for assuming), but that surely is interesting! We learn something new everyday. Thank you for telling me! :D
@@LittleHatoriprobably got lost in translation or misconstrued? Maybe it was not contraceptive as in human, but analogy for seeds and grape reproduction
When I lived in China, some of the fruit and vegetables had a chemical taste to them. I don't know if it was the water from the shower, pollution or the food but my hair was falling out. I had a chronic cough. It took a year after leaving China to go back to normal.
Foreigners always easily fall for the fake food and just buy anything the street vendors sell them. Shop where the local aunties shop, they know what to avoid
I never even ate street food except for bread (once). Always bought from the expensive supermarkets down the road. Paid more than double the usual for my water. How much do you need to pay in China to get quality? How far does "stupid foreigner" get you in defense of a country that cannot provide it's citizens healthy food?
Pretty much. Reminds me of the veganism activist that was trying to prove her dog is vegan by choice by putting down two plates one with vegan stuff and another with meat. And the dog went for the meat. And she scolded the poor dog. "Bad dog" she yelled.
I was in China. I personally witnessed the soup broth from my meal recycled for another customer after me. That didn't sit so well, as you can imagine.
@@AzathothTheGreat Definitely true about the bars spiking the alcohol, I have experienced having bad reactions a few times in different bars. Usually if it's something that you normally drink you know how it makes you feel, and then when you order that same type of liquor at a bar and then you feel like you're going to die the next day you know it's been spiked with something. Honestly that's why I pregame a lot of times before I go out...
These people resorting to such deplorable practice should be brought to justice and be treated as hardcore criminals!!! They endanger the lives of the consumers that can even lead to their death!!! 🤬🤬🤬🤬
My Malaysian buddy's wife bought him some vitamins imported from China. When he started getting swollen and sick, his doctor asked him to show him everything he was consuming. When the doc saw the Chinese vitamins, he told him to stop taking them. He soon got better. My friend's wife felt awful that she had unwittingly been poisoning him.
My Chinese mom says this to me all the time and will continue to say it, “I left China for a reason.” Edited note: Caution when reading the replies, you’ve been warned. I left a concise yet vague comment for a reason. I left no replies, and yet my comment was misinterpreted in many ways. I would refrain from responding to the keyboard warriors because they want attention and they’re ignorant, and you can’t fight someone who is ignorant. I mean you can try, but in their mind they’ve already won.
My best friend stayed for a year and got trapped by covid. His skin was spotless at 21 years old. Hes coming up on 24 now and his skin and general health look terrible. His doctor in his home country is instructing him too only consume food he self prepares. It's that bad.
Tell him to eat no animal products in China and to eat only imported fruits and vegetables. When I did this my health improved in China. I also had water filter on my shower and used bottled imported water for drinking and cooking. Expensive but helped me. I also had air filtration in my apartment and stayed inside most of the time if pollution greater than 70
I lived in Shanghai for 2 years. Anytime I ate local fruits or vegetables I felt tired, run down. I'm vegan so I never ate animal products there. Rich Chinese buy imported food. After I started eating only imported frozen veggies and imported fruit I felt much better. I also bought imported water. The sad thing is Chinese fruits and vegetables are now in the USA. Trader Joe's makes food in China and sells in the USA, we also have "organic" vegetables from China being sold at a huge price, etc. I avoid all food from China. China is a toxic cesspole of heavily polluted air, soil, and loads of added chemicals/pesticides. I got cancer 6 months after leaving China.
watching this makes me realize how lucky I am to be living in a small village in a rural area in Malaysian Borneo where I can freely grow whatever it is I eat be it rice, vegetables, fruits or meat..
I'm from Sarawak, Limbang to be exact. In the village, we grow our own fruits and vegetables. Fully organic. After watching this video, it makes me feel so blessed to be from this part of the world. Avoid produce from China at all costs.
@@hazdyparadis2753 kaann? I've had both shares of living in a big city and in a rural village, and I personally prefer living in rural areas/village because it's more chill.. I don't even miss going to shopping malls, cinema etc.. I have a good internet coverage where I live so watching movies online is good enough, and rather than shopping malls, the local pasar/tamu appeals more to me... There's no traffic, no noise, no pollution (except for our seasonal jerebu 😆) and the village environment is peaceful, cost of living is also lower... There's nothing more I could wish for..
It genuinely makes me sad that such a once beautiful country that made huge strides in science and medicine, art and philosophy in ancient times has been reduced to this.
Huge strides in medicine huh? Like rhino horn to give you wood? Giant salamanders and many other protected species for bunk “science and medicine”. I’ll give them math but any of their scientific advancements have been via western education.
@@OttoTheWeim most medicine is derived from naturally occurring substances in plant. These plants were used and studied by the ancient Chinese. Rhino horn is African medicine.
@@Stinker2029 the vast majority of illegal rhino horns in addition to many other protected species are smuggled into China, Chinese grocery stores. The Chinese smugglers will place orders resulting in the slaughter of them. And “medicine” is a stretch. It has the same chemical and biological makeup as fingernails and contains no other nutrients or bio available contents. Herbal medicines I will give you that they have contributed a valuable base knowledge but modern medicine they rely more on industrial espionage than development. Much of it hinges on the rise of the CCP and loss of values of the culture.
@@OttoTheWeim ok, but I'm telling you that rhino horns are African medicine, meaning they originated in Africa. That isn't chinese medicine. True chinese traditions and religion aren't allowed in China.
@@hermeslein6614 I am not American and I am not jealous. All this is true, and the Chinese citizens are treated like puppets by the CCP. I have many friends in China who all know that this is true.
hmmmm, this is scary. I was born and raised in China before high school. My grandma was a doctor and professor in the medical school. She would never let me and my cousin buy any kind of street food. She kept saying it's dirty and unhealthy. I didn't understand why she kept saying this, but I found out the reason after I grew up. We were too young to understand all of these, so she could only use some simple and understandable words to warn us. My grandpa used to sneak out and buy some street food for us. My grandma was always mad at him LOL, and she would throw the food out if she saw it... But, there is one thing I noticed. They have a local version and an export version for the same product. I am saying the products we used in our daily routine, excluding the food. The quality is much better for the export version, even it looks the same. I guess the reason for this is because the export products have to meet the requirements of the importing Counties. They cannot hide if the products are sent for the initial test or check-up in other Countries. I am not sure if they have different versions for the raw food or not... It is really really sad to see this. My friends and I were always wondering why don't they give their own people the good products. It‘s not that they cannot make that out. The truth turned out is because the cost to make fake or bad food or products are very very low. It's all about money, and it seems normal in that society. It's sooooo sad because they do have a lot of great food and flavors passed from generations there. And, from what I know, a lot of the real great food producers were not able to compete the prices, and it lead to the close of their businesses. 😮💨
@@Kate-fg4rx guess what, American food businesses/companies deceived US citizens of what was in their products in the 20th century. Greed is pervasive in all nations!
Hmmm you know that in the US they eat antibiotic filled in chlorine bathed chickens right? If you think this is a Chinese issue you are quite ignorant.
The first clip is from my hometown. Below are things I can confirm, but keep in mind that I spent most of my time in rural areas plus few years in the suburbs. I was a child worker during summer vacation but my knowledge of farming is very limited. 1. putting ginger roots, veggies, and fruits in chemical baths is a common practice in villages, but goods sold to supermarkets usually have a higher standard. They were still doing it in 2018(my last visit). Chives are sprayed with pesticides daily and the farmers don't eat their own produce. 2. bath tissue/cardboards mixed in ground meat inside buns exists at least 15 years ago, I didn't believe it until I snaked in over their yard wall and saw it. I don't know how many buns I ate contain bath tissue but with stronger spice and more salt I can't tell the difference. I cannot confirm this also happens in urban areas. 3. fake cola does exist, usually in glass bottles. commonly sold at or next to public schools, by the relative of the principal. 4. exports are at higher standards, they usually screw their own first, even in the U.S. The worst thing from my perspective is not Asian hate, it's the freaking Chinese who target the newcomers and be proud of it(eg. tax/benefits fraud and sex trafficking)
Also fake beer and counterfeit medicines with the real shape and label. There was a "60 Minutes" show interview in one village that knew their water had heavy metal industrial waste in it, so what did they do? They took all their produce vegetables and sold them over in another village, where the people did not know. It's an immoral society, of no trust.
what do you mean Chinese exports? They've been smuggling those shits in poorer countries and sell them cheaper than the domestic ones. The result of this is... local farmers can't compete with smuggled Chinese "goods" and people end up buying those chemically loaded produce (garlic appears whiter, carrots appears larger but the taste is more pale... etc) The worst thing about this is... people are not aware what they're buying from the wet market cause they were smuggled.
I was out with friends and we went to a Chinese restaurant for girls night out and the Chinese people were all gathered at one table eating food that look nothing like the food that they were serving (buffet style) I asked one of them where can I find those vegetables that you all are eating? one of them responded and said……no no you go eat at buffet…..that was enough for me. I did not eat nothing that night and walked out…..never to eat from them again til this very day. They are wicked!!!!
Imported carrots from China are hurting Filipino farmers' livelihood. Chinese carrots look good and without blemishes, unlike those that are grown locally. But are we sure these are safe??? Even some local big-name retail chains buy Chinese carrots!
oohhhhh even in the wet markets? how about in the well known grocery stores? would the store owners know? how a bout ginger? i noticed some gingers looked different...
My mom always said “the ugliest looking fruit and vegetables are most delicious” lol. I live by that word. I started to grow my own chili too, and it didn’t come out big or good looking but it is fresh.
My father and friend used to fish for squid and sell to local restaurants for some pocket money. 1 by 1 they said stop bringing them because we buy cheaper from China. Refusing fresh caught local seafood for mystery seafood has made me scared to eat out.
If you buy the generic Dollar General brand of canned carrots (I think it's Clover Valley), read the label. They are from China. It is surprising what is imported. Products made from apples or that contain oranges or orange juice too.
@@heckervarun na na na......kinda right since the person said don't buy food in China but also said don't buy stuff from China so the second person comment about his or her phone maybe also made in China...
If you're ever in a Chinese grocery store in the U.S., you'll notice that other Chinese customers almost never buy the food products imported from China. We know about China's quality standards (or lack thereof) and would much rather buy products from other Asian countries like Vietnam, Korea, or Taiwan.
Such a shame that morality was destroyed by Mao for Chinese society. These used to be great people and friends to all the world. Now? Pure xenophobia and ultra-racism from the CCP.
Then what are Chinese people in a Chinese store buying? Because it sure looks like food to me. I'm in the US and went to the Chinese store once foe yea that they didn't end up having. I left with nothing. Got a bad vibe from that place.
@@janypahxu7727 Go fix China, as a duty. Why not? It should be a cleaner, safer (food) place than the U.S. But Chinese people will have to change it.a And reciprocal green cards, not just one-way.
Growing up I wanted to visit China so bad. It just seemed such a cool and interesting place. Now that I'm old enough and could afford it, you couldn't melt and pour me into China.
definitely go visit taiwan, its china with japanese quality standards and absolutely a great place to visit essentially if mainland china had the same standards we would truly have a china that would surpass the US
I'm Russian and before watching this I've thought that my country is a total mess. I still think that... With the only difference that now I believe there is still enough space between my country and a complete bottom.
Not only does Russia have healthier foods than China, also better buildings too. Every skyscraper in China is built in great haste and sold fast - few years before it all comes crumbling fast and collapsing fast. Look up *tofu dreg projects* in TH-cam and you will be horrified and disgusted. I am from Ireland and nearly 100% Chinese restaurants over here are blatantly dishonest about their menus. When you ask for dishes with chicken, beef or pork, they'd all give you meat cuts of rats, cats, dogs, badgers, foxes, bats, etc.
@@pinklady7184 oh my God. Im in Australia and thank God i never eat from their restaurants. I boycotted all their products because of their human rights violations of the Uighur people but unfortunately its so hard. Almost everything these days is made there
F. A If you think they serve only dirty meats like rats, then you haven't seen *what else* they cook in their kitchens. I swear that nearly 100% Chinese restaurants in my country are so like that. They are blatantly dishonest. They cook foods in *SEWAGE OIL.* Frugal Chinese are known to waste nothing in their kitchens. Sewer cooking oil in China th-cam.com/video/JpDTh5FWAbw/w-d-xo.html China cracks down on restaurant "gutter oil." th-cam.com/video/tDfYdsWimyM/w-d-xo.html Who makes cooking oil out of sewage? th-cam.com/video/yBwwMcYjKWw/w-d-xo.html
I've eaten "meat" buns (frozen ones) filled with cardboard before. No wonder the texture was weird. We threw all of it out once we realized what it was.
Ew. Just imagine what they do to foreign food that’s shipped there to be packaged then shipped back out to foreigners. 😳 If they do that to themselves, imagine what they do to _your_ food.
haka I’m not so sure that’s true anymore…. You’re not wrong… but I believe the standards of what is accepted from their exports has gone right down. Some of those exports have been lethal but it was more obvious in pet treats because the deaths were quite violent. The legal food standards used to be quite strict where I am but I’ve found some seriously dodgy stuff lately that’s supposed to be illegal. Ironically there are (were?) much higher standards for local producers which made their prices extremely high compared to the vile stuff coming in. The cost of living was matched to the substandard imports of course. Essentially no one is following the law anymore regarding import/export…. or really at all.
Oh man I dont really want to think of that!!! Omg these people are disgusting. You know, I think of how our medicine is made there and i wonder wat they could do to it anytime. We don't make our own. I'm going to really check wat I buy and not get food from china.
Short of dropping their trousers and curling one out into the product, I'm not sure how it could be worse. Hell, given the nonexistent health and safety measures I'm certain it wouldn't make a difference if they did. They could be pissing all over the exports and that may even be an improvement because, unlike everything else they do, urine is sterile.
I once purchased some Chinese brand rice and just for sake of fun I took 5 spoons of rice and roasted then in my Kadahi insted of boiling them. They melted. My whole family was shocked. Then we took a bowl of rice and boiled them normally. Thek cooked fine and tasted fine. But then again we roasted a bowl of that rice and they melted. They formed this gooey white translucent substance. It was first time I purchased it and took an oath to never touch any edible food of Chinese origin. Normal rice doesn't melt they get roasted and brown when you roast them. My friend had similar weird experience with eggs. He said that the shell was made up of plastic and yolk was synthetic. God knows what kind of manufacturing technology they have their but replicating natural things that just look as good as natural products is really horrific.
They don't care that they are killing their people and doing it this way is a slow death that can't be pinpointed to a particular cause, people just die of cancer or some other illness.
I'm honestly curious how these products are made. How did those fake eggs happen? Is there a factory turning out ceramic shelled/rubber filled eggs?? LOL!
Yeah, well I have a saying "A person doesn't care until it affects them personally ". When you build a house with your own crap, you doesn't smell your own stink.
"never prepare any food that you won't eat yourself". If you have a friend in the food industry, ask them whether they would eat the food from their restaurant/factory/farm. If they say no, that's all you need to know...
From someone who spent a decade in food service and working in grocery stores and went to school to study Horticulture, it's probably safer to just not eat anything. You don't want to know how your food is grown and harvested, you don't want to know how it is processed, shipped and stored, and you definitely don't want to know how it is prepared.
I was thinking about all the poor rural farmers that live in poverty but grow their own food and raise their own livestock, who are the real poor ones? The city people eating the toxins and poisons in their fake food or the farmer eating his own grown vegetables and chickens?
@@m2heavyindustries378 Yeah, but I agree with her. I live in Germany and when I see how many pesticides are put on the grain I really don't want to eat that. I also heard a few years ago (from one of my friend that's a son of one farmer) that some farmers (just a one or two but still) here kill their grown grain with pesticides so that it's dry when they harvest it. And that's Germany. I also saw a farmer spraying pesticides on their apples (not fully grown at that time, I don't know if they do it on fully grown apples but I know that they did it while the apples blossomed so a bit of the pesticides is inside ) so that they look perfect and even used (don't know if they still do) wax to make them shine. My experiences with apples are limited to what I have seen 10-15 years ago so I don't remember very well, just that I didn't eat apples for some time after my mom told me that we buy those apples.
@@timesfly1081 I know!!! How infuriating!!! Can't the government do something about it??@? Maybe have inspectors buy food from suspicious buissnesses and lab test the quality.
My parents back then were having a rough time in the states working and raising my bro so they sent me back to China when I was a few months old til I was almost 3. I heard during that time there was a fake baby formula on the market being sold widely in China and I think I ate it too since my grandma didn’t know about it while raising me. Luckily I’m not brain damaged or anything lol I do think I should be taller than 5’3 since both my parents are taller than me (my mom is 5’5, dad is 5’7) while my bro is 5’11
@@sm3675 you ask if the government can do anything to help stop this from happening?? It's the Chinese government that that doing this!!! Everyone is china works for the government. They make all the decisions
It happens when your life depend on it. They dont have a choice, they just want to survive. They dream of become rich bc if they're rich (they believe) they wont live in suffering anymore, life will be easier (and happier). They seems to do anything for money, but they dont actually become rich, the money they get is barely enough for daily neccessities. Cn govt squeeze their people dry.
So, once Chinese companies establish their production facilities in Mexico, we will have to watch very carefully that they don’t re-create this hoodwinking stuff for export to the US and Canada.
@@yulasharm4723 you mean socialist? China is a socialist country. It doesn't have Food Hygiene standards comparable to western countries and the officials can be easily bribed to look the other way nor do they even seem to care much about it if you watch the video. Imported foods are a sought after commodities in China because they trust the Hygiene standards more so than the one in their own country.
@@TheFelish33 no, i meant capitalism in economic. i'm not that knowledgeable, cmiw people in china can own business and they compete against each other right? it's free market, they (construction company) fight for lower price as said in the video
The blatant disregard the Chinese have for others is honestly amazing. Imagine the hypocrisy when they get cheated or fed a pork bun full of Agent Orange.
This is what happens when you propagandize a group of people to lose all their moral values except the worship of the state. No group of people is immune.
When I lived in China, I ate all that food. In the wet market, every vegetable was so perfect. Seldom saw any with blemishes or imperfections - buyers would reject them. That was suspicious, in my mind. But I never knew that's because they were dunked in chemical preservatives. Glad I'm not in China now.
In the USA we went through a phase in the 1880's and beyond like this where the pollution was awful and the companies industrialized and there was no FDA yet to regulate what American companies could and couldn't put into their products... But works like Upton Sinclair's "The Jungle" in investigative journalism really shed light on a lot of these issues and horrific incidences of malpractice and abuse within the food production sector and eventually we got better over time. China meanwhile is going through this same phase nearly one and a half centuries later, and unfortunately, it seems to be several times worse as the CCP is mismanaging just about everything, on top of massive pollution, on top of a population size much more massive than 1880's USA... This is hellishly bad for the people of China...
Thank god in the west we have strict food policies. I remember when the food Rating system was enforced by the government and food inspection agencies.. They were the ones that cried the loudest.
I studied in China and I have seen guys with 100% clean skin back home, after a while in China their skin looked like they hit puberty.... it was in Shanghai .....
@@repealsection230forbigtech4 For some reason? Half of TH-cam employees are Asian and mostly Chinese. Same thing with Google and Facebook. That's the reason. That's why they blocked the Biden computer story which has now been confirmed true. They installed Beijing Biden.
@@theWebmasterify Trump wasn't perfect but he was right about China and now they're getting away with what they did. Biden's now confirmed emails show they own him. Look it up.
@@vitocorleone8323 Being xenophobic or believing any convenient conspiracy theory doesn't solve the problem. But hey, in other news, birds aren't real and they're stealing our jobs 🤡
Also stop buying Ketchup and other sauces that come from the Xinjiang Region "which includes Heinz and others" Create your own sauces and Ketchup if you have the resources, ingredients and a yard "depending on the laws in your state on where you can grow your own food". If not and live in an apartment then keep an eye out and ask where it directly comes from which country and what not.
@@madden8021 Well i buy local goods from Romania, and my eating habits are very particular, and i eat only once / day for years now, so i have time to watch out what i eat and from where it comes, and i don't eat anything that is processed in any factory, and ketchup is one of those things :))
same here. I remember many years ago in a high end grocery store I saw a young struggling couple from mainland China buying bokchoy cabbage at 4 times what I paid at our local chinese grocery store. I asked them why, and if they knew it was cheaper at the Chinese grocer, and what they said next woke me up: That store was owned by mainland China CCP family and that most of their workers were from mainland China (illegals) and that in the warehouse they spray the vegetables with preserving chemicals directly imported from China, same with the fruits. I asked how to you know this, the young husband answered I used to work there and I quit after 1 weekend because I came to this country for clean life not to bring poison food into this society. "That's why we pay 4 times more in supermarket chain, I have young children". Needless to say I went straight to my car and threw the bokchoy I had bought from the CCP store straight into the garbage. Nothing that's made in CCP China is going to go into my body, NOTHING. Taiwan, no problem, Singapore no problem, CCP China NO WAY.
Me and my classmate used to joke about how China made so much money from fake Chinese products and he said one day they might start selling faking food too. I cried laughing because it seemed so absurd as kids but now that I’m older it’s actually happening and sickening
Its not just China, chinese all over the world tend to do this..Singapore chinese import fruit called rambutan from Malaysia but renamed it into "Singapore lychee" and sell export it all over the world..there are no tropical fruits in Singapore everything is imported
That is not really fair. China still has a rich food culture. Sure, there is a bunch of corporate fraud. But the culture is still there and so is the knowledge of how to make good food.
Even your Mom’s cooking has to use ingredients she can’t necessarily trust. If government in China took this problem seriously, they could greatly reduce it. But they’re so corrupt, they only do what they need to do to keep and increase their power. And cash in.
@@MegaBanne It is fair because this food poisoning and fake food due to it's regularity is already part of the food culture you are talking about. Just face it because that is the truth.
@@MegaBanne this not "corporate fraud" this is much worse and deeper into the roots, people, individual people choose to cheat in their small bussinesses and fool their fellow people for profits not corporations.
Countries need to ban *all* imports from China, their manufacturing is just as duplicitous, terrible, and dangerous as their food and government. We don't call it "Chinesium" without good reason.
It won't work. An example is honey: Chinese producers send their honey to third-party countries where it is shipped to the final countries. To evade control, they even remove the pollen and sometimes add back pollen collected from the third-party countries. A honey deprived from pollen loses its country-of-origin signature ! But it's even worse: some honey without pollen are not honey at all, only a mixture of vegetal syrups !
It’s sad how they’re willing to treat each other like this. I am a business person myself and I’d never imagine I can live with this knowing I caused harm on others for money. Well I hope these people can sleep well at night.
They lack of moral values, I doubt they even care. Anyone who really likes China or Chinese culture will know for sure that the Chinese Communist Party only got rid of a lot of beautiful Chinese culture morals and traditions.
I'm in the US and went to Walmart to buy apples. I didn't notice that the apples were from China. Every apple in the bag looked beautiful, but when sliced, was rotten inside. I try to buy as little from China as possible, but our government has allowed our country to rely on many Chinese goods.
"Dogs don't talk nonsense." I laughed when he said that, but it's truth! I'm still trying to understand the man made, yolk-less eggs. I don't think that I could have ever conceived of such a thing.
Me neither! Apparently India is also having problems with this, but the ones there have yolks. The main difference seems to be they're harder to crack and they turn rubbery when cooked.
OMG this explains so much. I live in the EU. I noticed a few years ago that sometimes, vegetables and honey have a weird, chemical taste. One day, I bought garlic and made a sauce. I took the first bite and it felt like the garlic was burning my mouth and stomach. I got scared and threw it away. I went back to the store and checked the label. The foods labels for fresh/raw products need to mention the place of origin. Guess what! My garlic came from China. I went around the store and checked every label. I was shocked at how much food was sourced in China. We also try to support the local producers. Guess what! Many of the local producers were using the raw ingredients from China. So if you don't pay attention, you may think you're buying a local product, when , in fact, that company just distributed or packaged the product. One other food that really tasted seriously off, besides produce, was honey. And now I understand why. Grocery shopping takes me a lot longer these days, because I have to read every bit of information on the label, to make sure that it doesn't come from there. And it worries me that more and more of this toxic stuff finds its way on what we assume to be a ''clean'', well-regulated market, and they replace the local producers, because they are cheaper and because most consumers, even the more conscientious ones, don't realize the deception. I wonder how much of this stuff is exported as ingredients for other products that we don't even know about, because oftentimes the safety checks are performed by the Chinese themselves and are accepted with minimal scrutiny from the local governments. How many people in that country and around the world would be happy knowing that their oils come from those sewers, for instance? How many babies around the world end up drinking melamine-laden formula? But at least I can see now how the economic boom came to be...
I'm so glad that hasn't happened to me yet. I as a Swiss only eat Swiss & EU products. It's quite clearly labeled where the stuff is from (if you buy fresh food, which I do, I love cooking). But I think the most prominent food from China is garlic, I've never trusted them and just simply bought fresh, Swiss one. Honey as well, but I've not seen Chinese honey (or not-honey) yet. The beekeeper of the region is always written on the jar I buy. With adress and everything. Talking about garlic, do NOT buy granulated one, it's predominantly made from Chinese garlic.
The things I witnessed when I was in China for a month were horrifying. People who travel the world on tours and sheltered from reality have no clue what actually happens in the countries they visit.
When I start travelling, I’m going places where I have friends who can truly show me around. Most tours are misrepresentative at best and propaganda at worst.
They cannot afford buying meat, or good healthy food,, , no choice 😤..all kind of cancer diseases r in Asia country nowadays 😑, People's would do anything to make profitable,,
@@FirstNation1492 ...Suppose you are thrown into a town, where you have to fight for food. who is bad and who is good, when everyone has to kill/steal to survive?
this issue has definitely been going on for years. i was visiting china nearly 20 years ago as a young child and i remember my mom only allowing us to drink powdered milk that we brought over from the US because the milk in china wasn't safe to drink
I can tell you that the best Chinese goods export to foreign land to achieve foreign standard, the left goods consumed by Chinese people themselves cause Chinese standard so flexiable.
@@defrostedlmao New companies get formed all the time to repeat the problem. All they need to do is lease the production equipment and rent the building. When the company gets caught and shut down, it's just a shell and the equipment can be rented to yet another company.
Gutter oil is fished out of the sewers and used for cooking. Note that in China most waste oils and chemicals are all flushed into the sewer system rather than proper disposal. So people are unknowingly eating wasted cooking oils, engine oil, chemicals and -yes- human waste.
actually the problem is not the bacteria but the reheating and the metals in that oil. its more likely you'll be chemically poisoned and acquire cancer than being sick of e.coli
13:48 I believe dried squids covered with flies is actually a good sign as it shown that the dried squids haven't been treated with any chemical additives. I live in a fishing village in Vietnam where 2 years ago, a local dried fish maker was fined for treating dried fish with illegal chemical, people said that the flies didn't even bother covering the fish.
I think there is a good point there. Little funny thing is my grandfather only likes dried fish that has maggots in them. It was something people eat, sometimes still is, just not for most people on the internet
Interesting and I believe it. Nature's organisms usually do not like toxic environments. The old saying about water ponds is a good example. If the water is clear, no vegetation, no frogs or critters then stay away its "poison". If a pond has life in it and around it then its "okay". You'll probably get some intestinal problem but that's better than poison/toxic.
Anything from CCP China is untrustworthy. But majority of Chinese people living outside CCP China are honest, hardworking and provides excellent products & services.
@Federal Bureau of Investigation man, i read a story where a pregnant woman walked a tourist to a spot, and she even refuses when the tourist tell her not to do it.
Yeah any people who are prepared to taint baby formula used by its own population cannot be trusted with any food. When I lived in HK it was rife..... cardboard used for siu mai and other dim sum.
it's not just China, The US put a bunch of chemicals and toxic preservatives in the food too. The crops are gmo. The animals are also genetically modified. The fish farms have antibiotics.
I've read and seen videos of these things years ago and it has really changed my purchasing habits. I don't buy tea grown in China anymore even if the label says organic.
I saw a video some years back to where they make fake pepper and fake eggs I didn't know it was this bad to this extent. I absolutely love tea, and unfortunately I might have to stop drinking tea from China as well :( better safe than sorry
My friend and I love tea. But since years ago we prefer to buy tea from Taiwan as people said lots of Chinese tea are colored. It stains your cup much more than Taiwan tea, so maybe it's true. We only drinks tea from Taiwan and Japan.
I'm from India. And i used to think that we indians have best stamina because our consumption of unhealthy food handled in unsanitized way. But, my god, we never eat, pure chemicals and cardboard in the name of food.
I've been to India-you cannot compare at all. The hygiene standards for Indian street food have improved tremendously with the new govt I heard and also you don't find this in either rural or urban areas. You get real food! This cant be urban China or main stream can it? To treat the rural folk like this is outrageous and criminal!
Best stamina because of unhealthy and unsanitized food??? How does that work out? If anything, that kind of food is directly affecting your brain, hence this ridiculous conclusion!
The masking rules will suddenly disappear worldwide a couple months before the Beijing Olympics so we can all gather in China to celebrate the CCP (sarcasm)
I had food poisoning at least once a year in China. Last time in Shenzhen after eating Hainan hot pot. I had uncontrollable shivering, I was wearing my jumper, lying under the duvet in my room which was at 25 C, never experienced anything like it, diarrhea for days after that.
Same. I have traveled all over the world, eaten street food just about everywhere and never had a problem until I visited China. I got food poisoning there twice, to the point I was running a severe fever and vomiting for 2 days strait. Both times I was eating and staying in 5 star hotels that cost around 350 USD per day.
@@plumeria66 what i don't understand is how these methods save them enough money for them to go to such effort to produce straight poison. Coupled with the fact that if they are willing to do this they must be aware almost everything they buy and consume has undergone a similar process. Humans are just mind boggling.
@@TempoTrack They have a culture of greed, lack of respect for life itself, a tradition of poor hygiene and a high tolerance for filthy surroundings. Put these together and this is what you see.
10:51 I feel bad for this guy all he wanted was to do the right thing and stop this type of illegal crime in the process and the police ignored him,only when he protested they payed attention to him but just to beat him up.he got injured and likely be punished later on for showing how scummy the police is if they find his video on TH-cam. To add more insult to injury he lost much more money than the value of the drinks.
I don’t know if we should be saying anything. I buy peaches and apples at Stop and shop and there was one apple that I just left outside to see how long it survived… It looked PERFECT for six months!
Hullo. They put coatings and chemicals on the produce you buy. They also put waxes (mostly synthetic, like petroleum wax). Keeps it fresh, but it’s not the best for your health.
It is just plain horrible, and I totally understand when my mom sends me to the store and warns me not to buy garlic, ginger or anything at all that was grown or brought from china. Also, medicine and toothpaste. Overall, I try to be careful with everything I buy, not just stuff coming from there🤷🏻♀️
In one test, an apple imported from China was cut in half and left for days. Aside from the obvious oxidation that got it yellowish, it "still taste the same" (i doubt the taste tester swallow it)
@@amberturdcoloringbook1733There has never been hope for humanity since sin entered the world. The Bible is clear on the fix for that. And Chy/na is a country which has rejected morality. They actively try to remove religion (even censor horror movies because of paranormal stuff in them) The results are clear in their lifestyle of materialism and corruption
I am a westerner living in south east Asia .. everything I eat is imported .. I don’t trust the Chinese here because the mentality of money over everything is so prevalent
Also bringing down my stocks with it. But yes, this is unbelievable footage. I can't believe how they don't care about who they are harming. Boycotting
I love the clips of the citizens calling out there own people(Zhongguo-ren) for their cheating and hypocritical ways. Lol. That old man with the altered voice who was testing the eggs with his dog(Huanhuan) was my favorite.
He has stayed on the true path, it must be hard for a Chinese person to remain virtuous and good when surrounded by so many who have given themselves over to evil and greed.
I think one important point that is missing here is that all the powerful government officials and their families in China lives on "special supply" (特供), specially controlled with good quality and safety, sometimes imports, just for themselves. They will never eat and drink the same thing as the rest of the common people for their entire lives, even after they retire. So this isn't really a problem for them. On the other hand, backing these enterprises would make them a lot of money, which keeps them in power or become more powerful, so it just keeps proliferating.
that total lack of moral sense is why allowing this culture to penetrate the more established economies must stop immediately. We don't need that nonsense to corrupt our countries.
I have heard that the elite Gov do not eat the regular stuff that everyday people would eat. Many Chinese have told me that they buy their meat and veg from specialist farms that are employed to grow and supply Gov elites with food. It's odd!
Everyone, think about the gutter oil for a minute. As kitchen waste gets combined with human and industrial waste in the sewers, it gets collected and then resold to restaurants that use it to cook food. Now, that gutter oil they used ends up in the gutter again... and the process keeps repeating. THE GUTTER OIL GETS MORE AND MORE CONTAMINATED CONTINUOUSLY!!! Now that's a scary thought... O_O
We joke in China that every chinese has poison resistance 100 because we have been trained from birth eating the whole periodic table everyday
Oh my..that's scary..
Lol
Nice joke but it might be true
According to Wuxia, there is this "way of poison" in china. Where poison martial artist consume and exposed to every poison and toxin, little by little to increase their poison resistance.
Poison resistance +100
Props to the whistleblowers who are exposing/filming these illegal/ immoral practices.. they should be protected instead of being beaten up. Hope they are safe.
Pretty sure 7/10 whistleblowers are dead
They are not safe
@@peternehemiah1606 they are willing to humiliate restrict his travel and send death threats to a person showing that karate in chine is not good in fighting others there’s no doubt people exposing these companys and government poising peoples food is going to live a long life
You would think that, however the CCP is about money and power.
That would make sense in a country that isn't benefitting from their own counterfeit goods.
*If Chinese businessmen do these to their countrymen, imagine what would they do to you.*
the same thing. can't have less standarts than none after all!
EXACTLY.
Exactly
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don't generalize huhuhuhu not all chinese businessmen are bad
the ccp gave instructions to the chinese people to make money in any way,
We have a joke in Asia.
A Chinese farmer bought beans to grow at his farm, but they all turned out to be fake plastic pellets.
Ruined and in despair, the farmer bought poison to end it all, but he survive because the poison was fake.
The family celebrated his miraculous survival by throwing a giant feast for the entire village, but the next day everyone perished. Why? Because the alcohol was fake.
😂
Nice joke. Who invented it?' I want to shake his hands.
lmao. Tragic, but I'm laughing tears....
😂😂
Guy demonstrating how to use cardboard to make fake food: "You have to start with good quality cardboard"
I'm dying lmao
At least something is “good”
a true chef at heart lol.
well at least you cant die eating cardboard lol
Simpsons predict the future again. Power sauce bars with the Chinese newspaper.
I find it horrifying, nothing funny about it at all especially if children will be consuming that rubbish he is making.
I am never gonna complain of the expensive price of vegetables and fruits in Japan anymore.
Wait wait you should still complain about that 😂 I hear they are ridiculous. Fruits and vegetables should be available to all and make up a significant part of our diet
@@rani.andretti japan grows their own vegetables and fruits mostly. They bought from local farmers directly and put it in supermarket. The price for vegetables are not that expensive. But fruits are different. It can go insanely high. It has something to do with their culture. Apparently in Japan, fruits are not only just something to eat. It is a delicacy also. And it can also a gift. Say for your boss for example. That is why the farmers obsess to grow the best quality fruits. As a note, not all fruits tho. Only the one that they think worth it. Such as melons, watermelons and grapes for example. The other fruits such as tangerines, bananas, and apples are mostly imported and cheap.
@@zameize I heard that Philippines is the top exporter of bananas to Japan
is that true?
@@zve6 yes. Mostly south east asian countries like Philippines and Thailand.
You should be grateful to know the overprice fruit u pay for is true organic not made in china
This is the moment I'm happy in my third world country, in my isolated village, in my rural-neighbor house where I know things like THAT would never happen in my food. I literally know where the sugar I have in my tea is harvested from.
yea
Yep, buy local. Grow your own. That gutter oil is gross.
Yeah but not a single tourist ever went to the rural areas in China. That's where the good food is at. Maybe. You got to speak to local farmers to get the real good harvest. I had strawberries literally 5x better than any whole food strawberries. They were really fragrant smell of strawberries, flowery fruity smell, sweet and light tasting, firm to bite and water content is slightly bursting when biting into it. No salty soury taste which i have been accustomed to living in the west, Canada to be specific. Holy shit best strawberries i had in my life. But i agree that cheap city food can be pretty scary in China. I also am afraid and worry about these things when i travel there. Avoid cheap ass street foods at all costs. I get excited when i talk about food, my bad.
@@superheaton I do agree with you, but then again the country side is incredibly poor
I am so sorry to inform you. Chances are some of your crops have been affected by toxic pesticides or fertilizers imported from China. Just Ask the folks or farmers in Ghana or Sri Lanka how they soil is dying and have stopped growing bountiful crops
The person talking about the eggs was so on point. I feel sad for China.
Sad, you should be outraged!
later she ate the dog instead
@@CP-xy1bznah she would lose her egg-detector
That's obviously a man, you can see a beard...
I had a Korean lady tell me some years ago before the melamine incident never to eat food from China. She said there are so many factories in China can’t regulate all of them so it was likely that they were toxic. Your video shows us with perfect clarity
Yeh.
This is what happens after eating those food from Taiwan.
They all looks like zombies who filled the side walk.
Streets of Philadelphia , Kensington Avenue, What happened today, Aug, 2021.
th-cam.com/video/Bi1Kf-1qd6Y/w-d-xo.html
Notice he says try to use good cardboard when making fake bun meat. I remember years ago seeing them using just cardboard from garbage in the street. They didn't care how dirty it was. 5:23
It’s some Chinese doing the fake food for them self I’ve seen Taiwan people make real pork buns on TH-cam it not fake food if you try other Chinese food from the big country food and get sick but if you try Taiwanese food you don’t get sick from eating them I’ve eaten Taiwanese food all my life since childhood but I never felt I’ll too much they make more natural grown food compared to other Chinese countries you should do more research than just saying it’s all Chinese countries making fake food.
@Fong Guang
@Fong Guang I am from HK and was in HK during part of the unrest, and I am thoroughly disgusted by the false and slanted reports coming out from the West. They basically fabricated a whole narrative just to serve their ideological bias and the Western strategies towards China. I live in the U.S. and admittedly was misled by the propaganda I received there for a long time, but the HK riot completely woke me up and now I am firmly against the media's underhanded misinformation campaign and will speak up for China every chance I can.
--vulcansaur
This is literally Alan Watt's words playing themselves out. To paraphrase, he said something like "You sell cheap, shitty products and make a lot of money. And then what do you buy with that money? Other people's cheap, shitty products."
China quality - Does NOT last long. Except the Wuhan virus.
@@markarca6360 even their virus was bootleg! Why do you think it only kills some while others are completely immune?
Bootleg Chinese tech that’s how lol
Yeap, the old man said that. China Chinese cheating everyone to the point of cheating their own people, and then blame it all on other countries like America and stuff. Pretty embarrassing for any China bots here. kek
@@xostler see the world right now? now that's a lot of damage!
Alan Watts was an unconscionable alcoholic and died after a blackout drunk episode in 1973, because nobody bought his 60's hippie guru shtick anymore.
What's weird is that the people being filmed doesn't even care that they're being filmed
They thought they were smart to do this and they didn't have human heart.
Most likely because they either assume people won't care, or they know the government will censor it.
Who's gonna stop them, the government? They are allowed to do this because of the government
Just like anyone, who works... this is their living./// the people you need to focus at is the management team. making these decisions purposly to harm. most People have not the slightest clue how their food gets to the stores.......
I work at a food plant in America for Nestle, you realize that everything happening in these videos is also happening in America.
The beehive thing especially, a few summers back I worked for a local beekeeper, they did the exact same thing & it would dry onto the honeycomb. The honeycomb wasn't even natural, it was artificial paraffin wax we melted into a mold & placed in the hive & the bees would process it in a week.
Everything in the states is also a scam just like this, you would be surprised how much disgusting stuff happens at Nestle, you would never eat pre-packaged food again. Let's just say there is an acceptable level of crap that can be in food before it has to be recalled which the FDA put in place. Just let that sink in.
It is pointing to a dangerous trend when even the fake products are made from adulterated resources.
The people lack for true spiritual contentment has lead to materialistic goal with monetary gain by any means possible even morally questionable ones.
Sad state of affairs. 😬
This is nothing new. Ever since the melamine in the powdered milk incident (which was a really long time ago) or shredded newspaper for dumpling stuffing I have sworn off any food made in china. People don't believe me when I tell them about the chinese disregard of morals when making food and they either get offended (because they are chinese) or don't believe me because they actually grew up in a society where there are standards for food safety.
I would like to argue not ALL Chinese people make food with complete disregard to safety, food producer in Hong Kong and ROC still follows regulation, and arguably multinationals in China also make food with a level of quality.
You should absolutely not buy any China ''local version'' food though, buying export version is fine..... mostly.
@@Verpal nobody argue all Chinese or all restaurants make unsafe food. Most of the reports are real, some people act like they are not real and think racist. You need to allow people to report the issue, otherwise it will never get fixed. It hurts companies who do legit business that make good food.
Ah the the baby milk powdered. The chinese people in my area remember, they buy alot of English brand milk powder and sent them back to china
@@eile4219 Yes, they're real. Checkout some of TH-cam videos of the Chinese restaurants in San Francisco and Atlanta busted for food violations.
There're a lot Chinese restaurants in the USA playing this same game.
I know a dairy in Brittany where they produce 40K tonnes/year of milk powder for the Chinese market. And they are expanding it.
"Gutter oil produced from kitchen waste" is a sentence that completely under sells the nastiness of the oil. There's videos on YT showing people scooping out sewage from manhole covers (this one shows it a little). They filter out the solids (toilet paper, condoms, etc.), boil it (imagine THAT smell) and then skim off the floating oil and sell it to restaurants.
ooohhh sshiiitt
omg...
@@hariwibowo9026 Literally...
and u dont know where covid came from hahhahahaaaaa yaaaa wtf
The inventors of that technology NEVER expected to consume that product.
They ALL, inventors and manufacturers, just saw $$$$$$ hoping to SELL it to some sucker.
Then the list of suckers got closer and closer to home.
They banned Taiwan Crab apples and wax apples saying that they are dangerous
and Australian wine
but they are seriously killing themselves with this crappy food
Love your local cardboard restaurant 😤.
I think they ban the apples and wine is good, so they can die peacefully lol.
One of their saying i heard goes " one dies who cares theirs a billion more "
Always accuse your enemy of what you are doing.
You jealous because China have best gutter oil in whole world.
Apology now or No gutter oil for you!!
The chinese people are just half a step above North Korean living.
This is absolute insanity . That country is getting darker and crueler
I think it was always dark.. we just did not know it.. that is why CCP controls the media and internet there.
Oh, it gets darker than this... Check out the live organ harvesting they do to Falun Gong practitioners
compared to what it was before I'd dare to say it's getting better... in its own way
*Always has been*
It's just their complete disregard for anything but profits sheeesh
One of the most common stories I heard when living in China was that "we (a villager) never eat what we grow for sale. We have a separate field for growing our own foods. " Said many villagers and farmers without shame.
Society has been unfair to them as a rural household and likewise they are unfair to the society.
@@reemakumar8321 just as explained in the video about the chinese mentality, seems bout right
@@reemakumar8321 Just proves how despicable they are as a nation.
Wow…
Poisoning thee entire world
Shame on you all
"Hey my meatball is made out of cardboard!"
Seller: "Yeah but good quality cardboard you ungrateful little shit"
Lmao
This better be some top-shelf cardboard
Ah shit this is good
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That's so strange about the seedless grapes. In the West we use grafts to propagate seedless grapes, not hormones. You take a cutting of the plant that produces seedless and graft it onto another grape plant. Once it has fused it will grow seedless. Grafting is an ancient gardening technique.
Exactly! I'm thinking why would u go such an expensive and hazardous route of using contraceptives to grow seedless grapes... Why not just read a book about botany and take a few hours to properly find and graft a branch with the desirable characteristics... It's so crazy
Gardener here. Grafting _is_ ancient! But there are cons to that. Grafting means your offspring crops are all clones which means that it can easily be wiped out by fungi and other pathogens. You’re correct, many industrial farmers use this technique. But since all the result crops are vulnerable, they start to use things like fungicides, which are not good for you.
@@SamGamgeeGardner Fellow gardener, I do agree we need to focus on biodiversity for our farms and our gardens from an ecological standpoint. However, for grapes specifically, the vineyards are typically quite biodiverse already. Grapes need certain growing conditions to yield optimal fruit, so often times a single grape vineyard will plant many different grape varieties to one vineyard to maximize grape quality for each section (maximizes $$$$). The way grapes are grown-despite the cloning-cuts down a lot on pests and the cross-transmission of those pests. Modern grape vineyards often are treated as dozens of smaller individual plots with their own unique needs rather than just 1 big vineyard. And grafting can also impart disease resistance (somewhat). Let’s say I have ‘Grape A’ and ‘Grape B’, and ‘Grape B’ has rust resistance, but ‘Grape A’ has higher eating quality. Instead of an arduous breeding program, you can graft ‘Grape A’ onto ‘Grape B’ and impart B’s disease resistance while keeping A’s eating quality. However, this only works (to my knowledge) if you make a new graft for each plant, so a cutting off ‘Grape C’ would not be inherently disease resistant- you would have to make a new ‘Grape A’ to ‘Grape B’ graft each time for the resistance. I have applied grape style grafting techniques to my peppers with wonderful results. Just thought you’d also find these things interesting. :)
@@nebblepoppishire3037 I don’t grow grapes myself so I don’t know that much about them (I apologize for assuming), but that surely is interesting! We learn something new everyday. Thank you for telling me! :D
@@LittleHatoriprobably got lost in translation or misconstrued? Maybe it was not contraceptive as in human, but analogy for seeds and grape reproduction
When I lived in China, some of the fruit and vegetables had a chemical taste to them. I don't know if it was the water from the shower, pollution or the food but my hair was falling out. I had a chronic cough. It took a year after leaving China to go back to normal.
Foreigners always easily fall for the fake food and just buy anything the street vendors sell them. Shop where the local aunties shop, they know what to avoid
I never even ate street food except for bread (once). Always bought from the expensive supermarkets down the road. Paid more than double the usual for my water. How much do you need to pay in China to get quality? How far does "stupid foreigner" get you in defense of a country that cannot provide it's citizens healthy food?
They depopulated Uighurs with food contamination since occupation in 1959 and continue genocide
My skin was falling off
Stomach infection
Food and water in China are poisonous
Mercury
"Dogs don't talk nonsense" 😂😂😂 I love that lady! I'm sorry she has to deal with fake food 😔
That lady has a giant ass beard 😳😳😳
It's probably a guy with a high pitch filter on
Pretty much. Reminds me of the veganism activist that was trying to prove her dog is vegan by choice by putting down two plates one with vegan stuff and another with meat. And the dog went for the meat. And she scolded the poor dog. "Bad dog" she yelled.
Because Chinese eat dogs and cats
The way they heartlessly cage dogs, cats and other animals is very sad. I saw a footage on this cruelty 20 years ago and vowed never to visit China.
I was in China. I personally witnessed the soup broth from my meal recycled for another customer after me. That didn't sit so well, as you can imagine.
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@@AzathothTheGreat Definitely true about the bars spiking the alcohol, I have experienced having bad reactions a few times in different bars. Usually if it's something that you normally drink you know how it makes you feel, and then when you order that same type of liquor at a bar and then you feel like you're going to die the next day you know it's been spiked with something. Honestly that's why I pregame a lot of times before I go out...
@@AzathothTheGreat Still doesn't make this look any less worse
Thats normal for any place that isnt spoiled
@@AzathothTheGreat, the very sad thing is, you didn't record their dirty deeds to expose them and help save other people.
These people resorting to such deplorable practice should be brought to justice and be treated as hardcore criminals!!! They endanger the lives of the consumers that can even lead to their death!!! 🤬🤬🤬🤬
i ate all that stuff all imported from china i turned out fine
My Malaysian buddy's wife bought him some vitamins imported from China. When he started getting swollen and sick, his doctor asked him to show him everything he was consuming. When the doc saw the Chinese vitamins, he told him to stop taking them. He soon got better. My friend's wife felt awful that she had unwittingly been poisoning him.
Many Malaysian Chinese worships the CCP. It's something that baffles me till this day.
Walmart vitamins are from China
These people aren't very smart are they, it's not as if China's quality is a new thing!! Of all the places to buy vitamins they chose China??
Might have been on purpose lol
@@fredericoyj920
Inferiority complex 4 sure
My Chinese mom says this to me all the time and will continue to say it,
“I left China for a reason.”
Edited note: Caution when reading the replies, you’ve been warned.
I left a concise yet vague comment for a reason. I left no replies, and yet my comment was misinterpreted in many ways. I would refrain from responding to the keyboard warriors because they want attention and they’re ignorant, and you can’t fight someone who is ignorant. I mean you can try, but in their mind they’ve already won.
My Chinese mom says the very same thing.
good to hear that your mom did the right thing
She's a badass for realizing that. She not only saved herself but now you won't ever fall victim to the things she went through.
My ancestors left China during Qing times. It never got better, lel.
Lefting won't solve the problem.
My best friend stayed for a year and got trapped by covid.
His skin was spotless at 21 years old.
Hes coming up on 24 now and his skin and general health look terrible. His doctor in his home country is instructing him too only consume food he self prepares. It's that bad.
Tell him to eat no animal products in China and to eat only imported fruits and vegetables. When I did this my health improved in China. I also had water filter on my shower and used bottled imported water for drinking and cooking. Expensive but helped me. I also had air filtration in my apartment and stayed inside most of the time if pollution greater than 70
Any Evidence FeedMeSalt?
Convince him to leave, or h might end up in a concentration camp like other foreigners.
It’s not surprising if he had respiratory problems too. About 1.2 million chn died from air pollution annually. A chn research team did the study.
@@antiChinazi yea we exported our pollution for cheap products. so we should feel guilty about this shit.
I lived in Shanghai for 2 years. Anytime I ate local fruits or vegetables I felt tired, run down. I'm vegan so I never ate animal products there. Rich Chinese buy imported food. After I started eating only imported frozen veggies and imported fruit I felt much better. I also bought imported water. The sad thing is Chinese fruits and vegetables are now in the USA. Trader Joe's makes food in China and sells in the USA, we also have "organic" vegetables from China being sold at a huge price, etc. I avoid all food from China. China is a toxic cesspole of heavily polluted air, soil, and loads of added chemicals/pesticides. I got cancer 6 months after leaving China.
😢😢😮😮I fear for south african citizens.our ANC rulers are so reliant on China😢😢
watching this makes me realize how lucky I am to be living in a small village in a rural area in Malaysian Borneo where I can freely grow whatever it is I eat be it rice, vegetables, fruits or meat..
I'm Sabahan... Agreed with you...
@@justinkolimot999 aayyyeee!! Hello there fellow Sabahan...😆
I'm from Sarawak, Limbang to be exact. In the village, we grow our own fruits and vegetables. Fully organic. After watching this video, it makes me feel so blessed to be from this part of the world. Avoid produce from China at all costs.
@@hazdyparadis2753 kaann? I've had both shares of living in a big city and in a rural village, and I personally prefer living in rural areas/village because it's more chill.. I don't even miss going to shopping malls, cinema etc.. I have a good internet coverage where I live so watching movies online is good enough, and rather than shopping malls, the local pasar/tamu appeals more to me... There's no traffic, no noise, no pollution (except for our seasonal jerebu 😆) and the village environment is peaceful, cost of living is also lower... There's nothing more I could wish for..
Canadian here, I am going to buy land so I can raise my future kids like that. That's always been the plan
It genuinely makes me sad that such a once beautiful country that made huge strides in science and medicine, art and philosophy in ancient times has been reduced to this.
GREED will reduce people to NOTHING.
Huge strides in medicine huh? Like rhino horn to give you wood? Giant salamanders and many other protected species for bunk “science and medicine”. I’ll give them math but any of their scientific advancements have been via western education.
@@OttoTheWeim most medicine is derived from naturally occurring substances in plant. These plants were used and studied by the ancient Chinese.
Rhino horn is African medicine.
@@Stinker2029 the vast majority of illegal rhino horns in addition to many other protected species are smuggled into China, Chinese grocery stores. The Chinese smugglers will place orders resulting in the slaughter of them. And “medicine” is a stretch. It has the same chemical and biological makeup as fingernails and contains no other nutrients or bio available contents. Herbal medicines I will give you that they have contributed a valuable base knowledge but modern medicine they rely more on industrial espionage than development. Much of it hinges on the rise of the CCP and loss of values of the culture.
@@OttoTheWeim ok, but I'm telling you that rhino horns are African medicine, meaning they originated in Africa. That isn't chinese medicine. True chinese traditions and religion aren't allowed in China.
The more I watch Chinese-related videos, the more I am convinced I will never go to China.
Oh pls you are all jealous westeners China is winning and will defeat America
Same
@@hermeslein6614 I am not American and I am not jealous. All this is true, and the Chinese citizens are treated like puppets by the CCP. I have many friends in China who all know that this is true.
@@akureshakni jesus 😂
@@akureshakni they will defeat america by sharing the same bullet proof vest with each other
hmmmm, this is scary. I was born and raised in China before high school. My grandma was a doctor and professor in the medical school. She would never let me and my cousin buy any kind of street food. She kept saying it's dirty and unhealthy. I didn't understand why she kept saying this, but I found out the reason after I grew up. We were too young to understand all of these, so she could only use some simple and understandable words to warn us. My grandpa used to sneak out and buy some street food for us. My grandma was always mad at him LOL, and she would throw the food out if she saw it...
But, there is one thing I noticed. They have a local version and an export version for the same product. I am saying the products we used in our daily routine, excluding the food. The quality is much better for the export version, even it looks the same. I guess the reason for this is because the export products have to meet the requirements of the importing Counties. They cannot hide if the products are sent for the initial test or check-up in other Countries. I am not sure if they have different versions for the raw food or not... It is really really sad to see this. My friends and I were always wondering why don't they give their own people the good products. It‘s not that they cannot make that out. The truth turned out is because the cost to make fake or bad food or products are very very low. It's all about money, and it seems normal in that society. It's sooooo sad because they do have a lot of great food and flavors passed from generations there. And, from what I know, a lot of the real great food producers were not able to compete the prices, and it lead to the close of their businesses. 😮💨
Every time I think China can’t get any shittier I come across stuff like this. Just absolute madness!
I use the word "shittier" quite often. And, I agree with you. China is getting shittier.
Just wait till their nuclear power reactors suffer a serious failure
If you genuinely believe issues like these are limited within Chinese boundaries, I’ve got a serious news flash for you.
@@Kate-fg4rx guess what, American food businesses/companies deceived US citizens of what was in their products in the 20th century. Greed is pervasive in all nations!
Hmmm you know that in the US they eat antibiotic filled in chlorine bathed chickens right? If you think this is a Chinese issue you are quite ignorant.
I clicked to watch a documentary, ended up watching a horror movie instead.
When even the nazi is scared, you know the shit is real
We know the threat of communism better than most.
The first clip is from my hometown. Below are things I can confirm, but keep in mind that I spent most of my time in rural areas plus few years in the suburbs. I was a child worker during summer vacation but my knowledge of farming is very limited.
1. putting ginger roots, veggies, and fruits in chemical baths is a common practice in villages, but goods sold to supermarkets usually have a higher standard. They were still doing it in 2018(my last visit). Chives are sprayed with pesticides daily and the farmers don't eat their own produce.
2. bath tissue/cardboards mixed in ground meat inside buns exists at least 15 years ago, I didn't believe it until I snaked in over their yard wall and saw it. I don't know how many buns I ate contain bath tissue but with stronger spice and more salt I can't tell the difference. I cannot confirm this also happens in urban areas.
3. fake cola does exist, usually in glass bottles. commonly sold at or next to public schools, by the relative of the principal.
4. exports are at higher standards, they usually screw their own first, even in the U.S. The worst thing from my perspective is not Asian hate, it's the freaking Chinese who target the newcomers and be proud of it(eg. tax/benefits fraud and sex trafficking)
That and rice made out of those stretchy plastics 💀 there was also a huge case of drugs put into bubble tea
兄弟谢谢你告诉大家！
Also fake beer and counterfeit medicines with the real shape and label. There was a "60 Minutes" show interview in one village that knew their water had heavy metal industrial waste in it, so what did they do? They took all their produce vegetables and sold them over in another village, where the people did not know. It's an immoral society, of no trust.
what do you mean Chinese exports? They've been smuggling those shits in poorer countries and sell them cheaper than the domestic ones. The result of this is... local farmers can't compete with smuggled Chinese "goods" and people end up buying those chemically loaded produce (garlic appears whiter, carrots appears larger but the taste is more pale... etc)
The worst thing about this is... people are not aware what they're buying from the wet market cause they were smuggled.
I strongly believe in the death penalty. Imagine all the death this causes.
I was out with friends and we went to a Chinese restaurant for girls night out and the Chinese people were all gathered at one table eating food that look nothing like the food that they were serving (buffet style) I asked one of them where can I find those vegetables that you all are eating? one of them responded and said……no no you go eat at buffet…..that was enough for me. I did not eat nothing that night and walked out…..never to eat from them again til this very day. They are wicked!!!!
Imported carrots from China are hurting Filipino farmers' livelihood. Chinese carrots look good and without blemishes, unlike those that are grown locally. But are we sure these are safe??? Even some local big-name retail chains buy Chinese carrots!
oohhhhh even in the wet markets? how about in the well known grocery stores? would the store owners know? how a bout ginger? i noticed some gingers looked different...
My mom always said “the ugliest looking fruit and vegetables are most delicious” lol. I live by that word. I started to grow my own chili too, and it didn’t come out big or good looking but it is fresh.
My father and friend used to fish for squid and sell to local restaurants for some pocket money. 1 by 1 they said stop bringing them because we buy cheaper from China. Refusing fresh caught local seafood for mystery seafood has made me scared to eat out.
If you buy the generic Dollar General brand of canned carrots (I think it's Clover Valley), read the label. They are from China. It is surprising what is imported. Products made from apples or that contain oranges or orange juice too.
Filipinos should eat Filipino carrots.
Never buy any food made in China. In fact, avoid buying stuff made in China, whenever it is possible.
Your phone is probably made in china
@@khezupreme4318 he said when possible....geez
@@khezupreme4318 he said food
@@heckervarun na na na......kinda right since the person said don't buy food in China but also said don't buy stuff from China so the second person comment about his or her phone maybe also made in China...
Same I never buy China 🖕, I love buy Taiwan🇹🇼❤️ high quality Fruit pineapple 🍍freedoms and democracy…..
This is One country I have no desire to visit whatsoever.
Chinese deserve a Nobel price in food chemistry.
If you're ever in a Chinese grocery store in the U.S., you'll notice that other Chinese customers almost never buy the food products imported from China. We know about China's quality standards (or lack thereof) and would much rather buy products from other Asian countries like Vietnam, Korea, or Taiwan.
Such a shame that morality was destroyed by Mao for Chinese society. These used to be great people and friends to all the world. Now? Pure xenophobia and ultra-racism from the CCP.
Then what are Chinese people in a Chinese store buying? Because it sure looks like food to me. I'm in the US and went to the Chinese store once foe yea that they didn't end up having. I left with nothing. Got a bad vibe from that place.
As a Chinese living in the U.S., I agree with u 100%.....
@@janypahxu7727 Go fix China, as a duty. Why not? It should be a cleaner, safer (food) place than the U.S. But Chinese people will have to change it.a And reciprocal green cards, not just one-way.
I buy korean and japanese products but never chinese.🤮🤮🤮
Growing up I wanted to visit China so bad. It just seemed such a cool and interesting place. Now that I'm old enough and could afford it, you couldn't melt and pour me into China.
Yes. If you want to see traditional Chinese culture (traditional dance, music etc.) you have to go to Taiwan.
definitely go visit taiwan, its china with japanese quality standards and absolutely a great place to visit essentially if mainland china had the same standards we would truly have a china that would surpass the US
Try taiwan chief ... I too wanted to go to china(mainland) but taiwan look like the next best thing
Visit Taiwan instead. The mainland's a literal shithole.
Hey if you want to go to Taiwan 🇹🇼, lets go together. I have already visited China and seen what it is.
I'm Russian and before watching this I've thought that my country is a total mess. I still think that... With the only difference that now I believe there is still enough space between my country and a complete bottom.
Not only does Russia have healthier foods than China, also better buildings too. Every skyscraper in China is built in great haste and sold fast - few years before it all comes crumbling fast and collapsing fast. Look up *tofu dreg projects* in TH-cam and you will be horrified and disgusted.
I am from Ireland and nearly 100% Chinese restaurants over here are blatantly dishonest about their menus. When you ask for dishes with chicken, beef or pork, they'd all give you meat cuts of rats, cats, dogs, badgers, foxes, bats, etc.
Russia is more better Country than China.
@@pinklady7184 ahahah seriously this cracked me up
@@pinklady7184 oh my God. Im in Australia and thank God i never eat from their restaurants. I boycotted all their products because of their human rights violations of the Uighur people but unfortunately its so hard. Almost everything these days is made there
F. A If you think they serve only dirty meats like rats, then you haven't seen *what else* they cook in their kitchens. I swear that nearly 100% Chinese restaurants in my country are so like that. They are blatantly dishonest. They cook foods in *SEWAGE OIL.* Frugal Chinese are known to waste nothing in their kitchens.
Sewer cooking oil in China
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China cracks down on restaurant "gutter oil."
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Who makes cooking oil out of sewage?
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You can mess with some one but the one thing you should never do is mess with someone's food ... No Matter The Reason !
I've eaten "meat" buns (frozen ones) filled with cardboard before. No wonder the texture was weird. We threw all of it out once we realized what it was.
Was one of the ingredients "good quality" cardboard? 🤣
@@burning4rmwithin Maybe. 😂
@@ranma9823 it better be iphone cardboard
Say, can you tell if they look any different from your normal shredded meat?
Ew, how did you realise it was cardboard?
Ew. Just imagine what they do to foreign food that’s shipped there to be packaged then shipped back out to foreigners. 😳
If they do that to themselves, imagine what they do to _your_ food.
Ironically, they have a much higher standard for exports
haka I’m not so sure that’s true anymore…. You’re not wrong… but I believe the standards of what is accepted from their exports has gone right down. Some of those exports have been lethal but it was more obvious in pet treats because the deaths were quite violent.
The legal food standards used to be quite strict where I am but I’ve found some seriously dodgy stuff lately that’s supposed to be illegal. Ironically there are (were?) much higher standards for local producers which made their prices extremely high compared to the vile stuff coming in. The cost of living was matched to the substandard imports of course.
Essentially no one is following the law anymore regarding import/export…. or really at all.
Oh man I dont really want to think of that!!! Omg these people are disgusting.
You know, I think of how our medicine is made there and i wonder wat they could do to it anytime. We don't make our own.
I'm going to really check wat I buy and not get food from china.
@@hakaase I do not believe this is true. How can we trust ANYTHING that comes from China?
Short of dropping their trousers and curling one out into the product, I'm not sure how it could be worse. Hell, given the nonexistent health and safety measures I'm certain it wouldn't make a difference if they did. They could be pissing all over the exports and that may even be an improvement because, unlike everything else they do, urine is sterile.
I once purchased some Chinese brand rice and just for sake of fun I took 5 spoons of rice and roasted then in my Kadahi insted of boiling them. They melted. My whole family was shocked. Then we took a bowl of rice and boiled them normally. Thek cooked fine and tasted fine. But then again we roasted a bowl of that rice and they melted. They formed this gooey white translucent substance. It was first time I purchased it and took an oath to never touch any edible food of Chinese origin. Normal rice doesn't melt they get roasted and brown when you roast them. My friend had similar weird experience with eggs. He said that the shell was made up of plastic and yolk was synthetic. God knows what kind of manufacturing technology they have their but replicating natural things that just look as good as natural products is really horrific.
Shit. I want to know just exactly what the rice and eggs were made of
They don't care that they are killing their people and doing it this way is a slow death that can't be pinpointed to a particular cause, people just die of cancer or some other illness.
@@lizxu322 Plastics bits, they act just like normal rice when boiled, but the plastics melted when it goes to their boiling point lol
I'm honestly curious how these products are made. How did those fake eggs happen? Is there a factory turning out ceramic shelled/rubber filled eggs?? LOL!
I've actually heard about plastic rice before quite a while ago, usually most will be real but they will add plastic ones to improve profit margins
Yeah, well I have a saying "A person doesn't care until it affects them personally ".
When you build a house with your own crap, you doesn't smell your own stink.
"never prepare any food that you won't eat yourself".
If you have a friend in the food industry, ask them whether they would eat the food from their restaurant/factory/farm. If they say no, that's all you need to know...
From someone who spent a decade in food service and working in grocery stores and went to school to study Horticulture, it's probably safer to just not eat anything. You don't want to know how your food is grown and harvested, you don't want to know how it is processed, shipped and stored, and you definitely don't want to know how it is prepared.
I was thinking about all the poor rural farmers that live in poverty but grow their own food and raise their own livestock, who are the real poor ones? The city people eating the toxins and poisons in their fake food or the farmer eating his own grown vegetables and chickens?
@@Thyalwaysseek ehh I bet their soil and water is contaminated as well. It's just a tad better and closer to natural I guess.
@@cassiusvoidkin Sounds like an excuse. Im sure there's plenty of people who would vouch for their own products and eat them.
@@m2heavyindustries378 Yeah, but I agree with her. I live in Germany and when I see how many pesticides are put on the grain I really don't want to eat that. I also heard a few years ago (from one of my friend that's a son of one farmer) that some farmers (just a one or two but still) here kill their grown grain with pesticides so that it's dry when they harvest it. And that's Germany.
I also saw a farmer spraying pesticides on their apples (not fully grown at that time, I don't know if they do it on fully grown apples but I know that they did it while the apples blossomed so a bit of the pesticides is inside ) so that they look perfect and even used (don't know if they still do) wax to make them shine.
My experiences with apples are limited to what I have seen 10-15 years ago so I don't remember very well, just that I didn't eat apples for some time after my mom told me that we buy those apples.
I feel bad for them. Nobody deserves to be poisoned while satisfying one of the basic needs.☹️
Especially Babies! The fake baby formula part just shows how far morality has declined. Wow
@@timesfly1081 I know!!! How infuriating!!!
Can't the government do something about it??@? Maybe have inspectors buy food from suspicious buissnesses and lab test the quality.
My parents back then were having a rough time in the states working and raising my bro so they sent me back to China when I was a few months old til I was almost 3. I heard during that time there was a fake baby formula on the market being sold widely in China and I think I ate it too since my grandma didn’t know about it while raising me. Luckily I’m not brain damaged or anything lol I do think I should be taller than 5’3 since both my parents are taller than me (my mom is 5’5, dad is 5’7) while my bro is 5’11
@@Xyniss wow that’s scary I’m glad you’re okay
@@sm3675 you ask if the government can do anything to help stop this from happening?? It's the Chinese government that that doing this!!! Everyone is china works for the government. They make all the decisions
Food is the most important thing for human life, and even that is currupted. It's sad that people play with people health just for money.
It happens when your life depend on it.
They dont have a choice, they just want to survive.
They dream of become rich bc if they're rich (they believe) they wont live in suffering anymore, life will be easier (and happier).
They seems to do anything for money, but they dont actually become rich, the money they get is barely enough for daily neccessities.
Cn govt squeeze their people dry.
@Sky 07 not in Singapore
the ccp's instruction to the chinese,make money in any way.
They praising cash and afraid of death !
I wonder if moral or virtuous culture can survive in a consumer economy over a long time period
So, once Chinese companies establish their production facilities in Mexico, we will have to watch very carefully that they don’t re-create this hoodwinking stuff for export to the US and Canada.
Its almost like a contest to see how many people they can kill with their products.
Communist China makes 19th century-Qing dynasty look prosperous.
they have to control the population somehow
yeah, capitalism with profit driven greed
@@yulasharm4723 you mean socialist? China is a socialist country.
It doesn't have Food Hygiene standards comparable to western countries and the officials can be easily bribed to look the other way nor do they even seem to care much about it if you watch the video.
Imported foods are a sought after commodities in China because they trust the Hygiene standards more so than the one in their own country.
@@TheFelish33 no, i meant capitalism in economic.
i'm not that knowledgeable, cmiw
people in china can own business and they compete against each other right?
it's free market, they (construction company) fight for lower price as said in the video
The blatant disregard the Chinese have for others is honestly amazing. Imagine the hypocrisy when they get cheated or fed a pork bun full of Agent Orange.
It's a rather odd and fitting form of irony,isn't it? A physical manifestation of "taking a dose of their own medicine" that went too far.
@@chazzcoolidge2654 a dose of their own Chinese medicines
imagine eating a radioactif Bun humm tasty radioactif bun
not only others but also their own people. it's sad.
This is what happens when you propagandize a group of people to lose all their moral values except the worship of the state. No group of people is immune.
When I lived in China, I ate all that food. In the wet market, every vegetable was so perfect. Seldom saw any with blemishes or imperfections - buyers would reject them. That was suspicious, in my mind. But I never knew that's because they were dunked in chemical preservatives. Glad I'm not in China now.
Same 😭😭 I ate everything, but good thing I’m no longer there
@@lulundabirenge2311 Yeah. I was in Fujian. I ate dog, rat, frogs, insects, innards - just whatever everyone else ate.
@@ChuanmingChadao wow. I’m glad you’re out of there now… hopefully your health feels better
@@tuffbear7603 Yeah, my health is fine. I heavily medicated myself with alcohol. Too bad for all the people left in China.
In the U.S. it's much the same. Soaked in pesticides hormones and genetically modified.
In the USA we went through a phase in the 1880's and beyond like this where the pollution was awful and the companies industrialized and there was no FDA yet to regulate what American companies could and couldn't put into their products... But works like Upton Sinclair's "The Jungle" in investigative journalism really shed light on a lot of these issues and horrific incidences of malpractice and abuse within the food production sector and eventually we got better over time. China meanwhile is going through this same phase nearly one and a half centuries later, and unfortunately, it seems to be several times worse as the CCP is mismanaging just about everything, on top of massive pollution, on top of a population size much more massive than 1880's USA... This is hellishly bad for the people of China...
If they're doing this to their own people, it's no wonder what they've done to the entire world.
Thank god in the west we have strict food policies. I remember when the food Rating system was enforced by the government and food inspection agencies.. They were the ones that cried the loudest.
Exactly. They have no soul
@@lilacs529like ohio train pollution?
Whatever happened to the proposal where US chicken raisers wanted to send those chickens to China for processing?
@@NoName-mi8bm It still is !!!
I studied in China and I have seen guys with 100% clean skin back home, after a while in China their skin looked like they hit puberty.... it was in Shanghai .....
my skin did the same. I blamed depression and anxiety but now...I think otherwise
@@repealsection230forbigtech4 For some reason? Half of TH-cam employees are Asian and mostly Chinese. Same thing with Google and Facebook. That's the reason. That's why they blocked the Biden computer story which has now been confirmed true. They installed Beijing Biden.
@@vitocorleone8323 🙄🤦♂️
@@theWebmasterify Trump wasn't perfect but he was right about China and now they're getting away with what they did. Biden's now confirmed emails show they own him. Look it up.
@@vitocorleone8323 Being xenophobic or believing any convenient conspiracy theory doesn't solve the problem. But hey, in other news, birds aren't real and they're stealing our jobs 🤡
This is one of the reasons i never buy any tea that comes from China, i rather pay 10x more for something else.
Also stop buying Ketchup and other sauces that come from the Xinjiang Region "which includes Heinz and others"
Create your own sauces and Ketchup if you have the resources, ingredients and a yard "depending on the laws in your state on where you can grow your own food". If not and live in an apartment then keep an eye out and ask where it directly comes from which country and what not.
@@madden8021 Well i buy local goods from Romania, and my eating habits are very particular, and i eat only once / day for years now, so i have time to watch out what i eat and from where it comes, and i don't eat anything that is processed in any factory, and ketchup is one of those things :))
The best tea, oolong actually, comes from Taiwan
same here. I remember many years ago in a high end grocery store I saw a young struggling couple from mainland China buying bokchoy cabbage at 4 times what I paid at our local chinese grocery store. I asked them why, and if they knew it was cheaper at the Chinese grocer, and what they said next woke me up: That store was owned by mainland China CCP family and that most of their workers were from mainland China (illegals) and that in the warehouse they spray the vegetables with preserving chemicals directly imported from China, same with the fruits. I asked how to you know this, the young husband answered I used to work there and I quit after 1 weekend because I came to this country for clean life not to bring poison food into this society. "That's why we pay 4 times more in supermarket chain, I have young children". Needless to say I went straight to my car and threw the bokchoy I had bought from the CCP store straight into the garbage. Nothing that's made in CCP China is going to go into my body, NOTHING. Taiwan, no problem, Singapore no problem, CCP China NO WAY.
@@UmbraWeiss 👍 goood
I didn't know the amount items of food that could be faked until i started watching videos like this.
Me and my classmate used to joke about how China made so much money from fake Chinese products and he said one day they might start selling faking food too. I cried laughing because it seemed so absurd as kids but now that I’m older it’s actually happening and sickening
There are beef jerky made from plastic
Its not just China, chinese all over the world tend to do this..Singapore chinese import fruit called rambutan from Malaysia but renamed it into "Singapore lychee" and sell export it all over the world..there are no tropical fruits in Singapore everything is imported
Ironic, only outside of China that you are able to eat authentic Chinese food.
That is not really fair.
China still has a rich food culture.
Sure, there is a bunch of corporate fraud.
But the culture is still there and so is the knowledge of how to make good food.
Even your Mom’s cooking has to use ingredients she can’t necessarily trust.
If government in China took this problem seriously, they could greatly reduce it. But they’re so corrupt, they only do what they need to do to keep and increase their power. And cash in.
@@MegaBanne it is fair. And only themselves to blame.
@@MegaBanne It is fair because this food poisoning and fake food due to it's regularity is already part of the food culture you are talking about. Just face it because that is the truth.
@@MegaBanne this not "corporate fraud" this is much worse and deeper into the roots, people, individual people choose to cheat in their small bussinesses and fool their fellow people for profits not corporations.
Chinses ancestors weeping at this moment. china is not China anymore.
Thrue they have lost their culture and principles....
China died in 1700s after Manchu ruined it. CCP just finished the job.
yeah they destroy their own culture after Communist regime take control.
No, it ain't. Down with the CCP
Its so sad China is outcompeting small farmers in my homecountry the Philippines. How are they allowed to sell the this garbage anywhere in the world?
Is it true they are outcompeting all indigenous locals in Southeast Asia?
Countries need to ban food imports from China. The scale of these are unimaginable. And People need to keep sharing this type of videos for awareness.
Countries need to ban *all* imports from China, their manufacturing is just as duplicitous, terrible, and dangerous as their food and government. We don't call it "Chinesium" without good reason.
True!
It won't work. An example is honey: Chinese producers send their honey to third-party countries where it is shipped to the final countries. To evade control, they even remove the pollen and sometimes add back pollen collected from the third-party countries. A honey deprived from pollen loses its country-of-origin signature !
But it's even worse: some honey without pollen are not honey at all, only a mixture of vegetal syrups !
It’s sad how they’re willing to treat each other like this. I am a business person myself and I’d never imagine I can live with this knowing I caused harm on others for money. Well I hope these people can sleep well at night.
This is a result of Mao's cultural revolution. The degradation of morality in exchange for huge profit.
Life is suffering
It gets easier the more you do it.
They lack of moral values, I doubt they even care. Anyone who really likes China or Chinese culture will know for sure that the Chinese Communist Party only got rid of a lot of beautiful Chinese culture morals and traditions.
If they can consume sewage oil and cardboard buns then they should be fine sleeping at night
"Gutter oil produced out of kitchen waste"
Oh you poor summer child.
There's a reason why it's called GUTTER oil.
Haha YEZ !111!!!!1!!!!!!1!!!
Thanks Sonlirain.
*SEWER OIL* is overrated.
I'm in the US and went to Walmart to buy apples. I didn't notice that the apples were from China. Every apple in the bag looked beautiful, but when sliced, was rotten inside. I try to buy as little from China as possible, but our government has allowed our country to rely on many Chinese goods.
"Dogs don't talk nonsense." I laughed when he said that, but it's truth! I'm still trying to understand the man made, yolk-less eggs. I don't think that I could have ever conceived of such a thing.
Me neither! Apparently India is also having problems with this, but the ones there have yolks. The main difference seems to be they're harder to crack and they turn rubbery when cooked.
at least make a yolk?
@@hannahrobertson31 no country should have a billion people , this is what happens .
@@july9566 which is why the US needs to kick out illegals and kick out foreigners.
@@july9566 Idk why I found ur comment funny, but u're 100% correct. 👍
OMG this explains so much. I live in the EU. I noticed a few years ago that sometimes, vegetables and honey have a weird, chemical taste. One day, I bought garlic and made a sauce. I took the first bite and it felt like the garlic was burning my mouth and stomach. I got scared and threw it away. I went back to the store and checked the label. The foods labels for fresh/raw products need to mention the place of origin. Guess what! My garlic came from China. I went around the store and checked every label. I was shocked at how much food was sourced in China. We also try to support the local producers. Guess what! Many of the local producers were using the raw ingredients from China. So if you don't pay attention, you may think you're buying a local product, when , in fact, that company just distributed or packaged the product.
One other food that really tasted seriously off, besides produce, was honey. And now I understand why.
Grocery shopping takes me a lot longer these days, because I have to read every bit of information on the label, to make sure that it doesn't come from there. And it worries me that more and more of this toxic stuff finds its way on what we assume to be a ''clean'', well-regulated market, and they replace the local producers, because they are cheaper and because most consumers, even the more conscientious ones, don't realize the deception.
I wonder how much of this stuff is exported as ingredients for other products that we don't even know about, because oftentimes the safety checks are performed by the Chinese themselves and are accepted with minimal scrutiny from the local governments.
How many people in that country and around the world would be happy knowing that their oils come from those sewers, for instance? How many babies around the world end up drinking melamine-laden formula?
But at least I can see now how the economic boom came to be...
@@MohammadAliji The only things from India I see are spices and tea, and I am very happy with both.
I'm so glad that hasn't happened to me yet. I as a Swiss only eat Swiss & EU products. It's quite clearly labeled where the stuff is from (if you buy fresh food, which I do, I love cooking).
But I think the most prominent food from China is garlic, I've never trusted them and just simply bought fresh, Swiss one. Honey as well, but I've not seen Chinese honey (or not-honey) yet. The beekeeper of the region is always written on the jar I buy. With adress and everything.
Talking about garlic, do NOT buy granulated one, it's predominantly made from Chinese garlic.
Капитализм
Yeah they grow it in sewer water
What eu country? Eu has a lot of regulations where Chinese especially produce wouldn't even make it in.
The things I witnessed when I was in China for a month were horrifying. People who travel the world on tours and sheltered from reality have no clue what actually happens in the countries they visit.
When I start travelling, I’m going places where I have friends who can truly show me around. Most tours are misrepresentative at best and propaganda at worst.
I studied abroad there and will probably never return lol
Don’t be shy to share
This is why researching before going on a trip overseas is important.
It's why I dont visit them in the 1st place.
I feel bad for the innocent people there who eat all that bad food being served them there in China.
Innocent people? Where?
They cannot afford buying meat, or good healthy food,, , no choice 😤..all kind of cancer diseases r in Asia country nowadays 😑, People's would do anything to make profitable,,
@@FirstNation1492 I have had Chinese tell me of the bad food served in China and I believe them.
@@FirstNation1492 ...Suppose you are thrown into a town, where you have to fight for food. who is bad and who is good, when everyone has to kill/steal to survive?
@@semco72057 thanks for your sympathy. But they do deserve it.
at least there's people willing to warn people about this.
this issue has definitely been going on for years. i was visiting china nearly 20 years ago as a young child and i remember my mom only allowing us to drink powdered milk that we brought over from the US because the milk in china wasn't safe to drink
It's because china put melamine in baby formula and that stuff is ment to make plates
It's still happening in 2022?! I thought it ended in 2017?
@@defrostedlmao I'm guessing it could still be continuing in certain areas
I can tell you that the best Chinese goods export to foreign land to achieve foreign standard, the left goods consumed by Chinese people themselves cause Chinese standard so flexiable.
@@defrostedlmao New companies get formed all the time to repeat the problem. All they need to do is lease the production equipment and rent the building. When the company gets caught and shut down, it's just a shell and the equipment can be rented to yet another company.
Travelled to China twice, never going there again. Dirty, disgusting place
Gutter oil is fished out of the sewers and used for cooking. Note that in China most waste oils and chemicals are all flushed into the sewer system rather than proper disposal. So people are unknowingly eating wasted cooking oils, engine oil, chemicals and -yes- human waste.
its ok after heating it up, all bacteria dies.
@@Chun-1208 yeah except for all the toxic chemicals, engine oil etc that accumulate in the drains
@@ianirwin9480 True
@@Chun-1208 Never heard of an extremophile?
actually the problem is not the bacteria but the reheating and the metals in that oil. its more likely you'll be chemically poisoned and acquire cancer than being sick of e.coli
13:48 I believe dried squids covered with flies is actually a good sign as it shown that the dried squids haven't been treated with any chemical additives. I live in a fishing village in Vietnam where 2 years ago, a local dried fish maker was fined for treating dried fish with illegal chemical, people said that the flies didn't even bother covering the fish.
I think there is a good point there.
Little funny thing is my grandfather only likes dried fish that has maggots in them.
It was something people eat, sometimes still is, just not for most people on the internet
This area available in India too, this dried fish are salted
Interesting and I believe it. Nature's organisms usually do not like toxic environments. The old saying about water ponds is a good example. If the water is clear, no vegetation, no frogs or critters then stay away its "poison". If a pond has life in it and around it then its "okay". You'll probably get some intestinal problem but that's better than poison/toxic.
Thank you. This is good to know. I'm a fan of seafood.
Of course if flies goes into fish it means its not poisonous also.
I love how 'medicine' in Chinese can also mean 'toxic chemicals'
The dose makes the toxin eh?
@@m2heavyindustries378 In Vietnam we have toxic chemical waste medicine at a very cheap price but we never dare to use that at all
Yup. It's like the English word "drug" can mean both medicine and certain other substances.
@@namtruonggay If no one dares to use it, it wouldn't exist. Obviously some people are using it.
Don't forget about endangered species of every conceivable manner
Chinese was never renowned for its cleanliness
I feel bad for all citizens 😞 That grandpa with his puppy trying to distinguish wether they are eating toxic goods is so heartbreaking …why, just why.
thats a grandpa
@@yengyui7172 😂😂😂😂
That old lady has one hell of a beard :p
@@yengyui7172 Ohhh oh my days sorry 😂🤦🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️ I listened to the voice alone and just drew the conclusion that its a lady 😅.
@@zacharymcdonald6323 😂😅
This is why no matter hard working other chinese are i will still never trust any of there products specially food. :/
Anything from CCP China is untrustworthy. But majority of Chinese people living outside CCP China are honest, hardworking and provides excellent products & services.
@Federal Bureau of Investigation man, i read a story where a pregnant woman walked a tourist to a spot, and she even refuses when the tourist tell her not to do it.
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Grounded malamine plastics adds terrific flavors
Literally lol.
It boosted protein readings and so sold for higher prices
And you can really appreciate the dose of clenbuterol, really alleviate the congestion
makes wonderful quick exotic kinds of cancer as well.
Yeah any people who are prepared to taint baby formula used by its own population cannot be trusted with any food. When I lived in HK it was rife..... cardboard used for siu mai and other dim sum.
it's not just China, The US put a bunch of chemicals and toxic preservatives in the food too. The crops are gmo. The animals are also genetically modified. The fish farms have antibiotics.
I heard years ago that fake beer is a huge problem when travelling in china
It was a big issue because it can cause liver damage, make you blind or die. I don't know if that's still a major issue.
@@Nathan-jh1ho what the fuck bruh
Still you got drunk 😂
Fake liquors with brand names are sold everywhere in China.
What's clean in China?
I've read and seen videos of these things years ago and it has really changed my purchasing habits. I don't buy tea grown in China anymore even if the label says organic.
I saw a video some years back to where they make fake pepper and fake eggs I didn't know it was this bad to this extent. I absolutely love tea, and unfortunately I might have to stop drinking tea from China as well :( better safe than sorry
im gonna follow your lead
My friend and I love tea. But since years ago we prefer to buy tea from Taiwan as people said lots of Chinese tea are colored. It stains your cup much more than Taiwan tea, so maybe it's true. We only drinks tea from Taiwan and Japan.
S**t is organic you know ... :)
The same is true for tea labeled organic from India. They all have tested positive for lead and other heavy metals!
I'm from India. And i used to think that we indians have best stamina because our consumption of unhealthy food handled in unsanitized way.
But, my god, we never eat, pure chemicals and cardboard in the name of food.
I've been to India-you cannot compare at all. The hygiene standards for Indian street food have improved tremendously with the new govt I heard and also you don't find this in either rural or urban areas. You get real food! This cant be urban China or main stream can it? To treat the rural folk like this is outrageous and criminal!
@@memanuel5299 indian farm produce are among best quality too
I have friends that live in India and they say that fruits are very real
Best stamina because of unhealthy and unsanitized food??? How does that work out?
If anything, that kind of food is directly affecting your brain, hence this ridiculous conclusion!
@@purplelemons6277we get fresh fruits in every season to the cities from nearby villages in affordable prices.
Knowing the Chinese, the puppy was lucky that it, wasn’t eaten ….
This is why all athletes worldwide should boycott their winter olympics in 2022.
This is not the single reason, oh no no it's not 🤣
@@isgodreal1337 Absolutely. One reason among many more.
The masking rules will suddenly disappear worldwide a couple months before the Beijing Olympics so we can all gather in China to celebrate the CCP (sarcasm)
@@migooknamja yeah except china isnt letting anyone but local citizens in so...
To be honest, if you want to watch 2022 olympics, remember bring enough food, water, and oxygen for yourself.
I had food poisoning at least once a year in China. Last time in Shenzhen after eating Hainan hot pot. I had uncontrollable shivering, I was wearing my jumper, lying under the duvet in my room which was at 25 C, never experienced anything like it, diarrhea for days after that.
Same. I have traveled all over the world, eaten street food just about everywhere and never had a problem until I visited China. I got food poisoning there twice, to the point I was running a severe fever and vomiting for 2 days strait. Both times I was eating and staying in 5 star hotels that cost around 350 USD per day.
Why would anyone go to China or live there voluntarily. It’s like you just set yourself up.
@@plumeria66 what i don't understand is how these methods save them enough money for them to go to such effort to produce straight poison. Coupled with the fact that if they are willing to do this they must be aware almost everything they buy and consume has undergone a similar process. Humans are just mind boggling.
@@TempoTrack They have a culture of greed, lack of respect for life itself, a tradition of poor hygiene and a high tolerance for filthy surroundings. Put these together and this is what you see.
Sheesh, glad you survived!!
10:51 I feel bad for this guy all he wanted was to do the right thing and stop this type of illegal crime in the process and the police ignored him,only when he protested they payed attention to him but just to beat him up.he got injured and likely be punished later on for showing how scummy the police is if they find his video on TH-cam. To add more insult to injury he lost much more money than the value of the drinks.
I don’t know if we should be saying anything. I buy peaches and apples at Stop and shop and there was one apple that I just left outside to see how long it survived… It looked PERFECT for six months!
Hullo. They put coatings and chemicals on the produce you buy. They also put waxes (mostly synthetic, like petroleum wax). Keeps it fresh, but it’s not the best for your health.
It is just plain horrible, and I totally understand when my mom sends me to the store and warns me not to buy garlic, ginger or anything at all that was grown or brought from china. Also, medicine and toothpaste. Overall, I try to be careful with everything I buy, not just stuff coming from there🤷🏻♀️
In one test, an apple imported from China was cut in half and left for days. Aside from the obvious oxidation that got it yellowish, it "still taste the same" (i doubt the taste tester swallow it)
After watching this video I'm losing all hope for humanity, greed has taken over 😥😥
You are overreacting. China exports all good stuffs and keeps poisoning things within the country.
What world we are living in?
I knew about garlic that is bleached and other food, but after waching this video I'm speachless🤦♀️
@@amberturdcoloringbook1733There has never been hope for humanity since sin entered the world. The Bible is clear on the fix for that.
And Chy/na is a country which has rejected morality. They actively try to remove religion (even censor horror movies because of paranormal stuff in them)
The results are clear in their lifestyle of materialism and corruption
and they complained about the quality of taiwan's fruits and australia's wine? 🙄🙄
I am a westerner living in south east Asia .. everything I eat is imported .. I don’t trust the Chinese here because the mentality of money over everything is so prevalent
@@macktheripper7454 i studied in china for 3 months not knowing this. now i'm wondering what sort of things i ingested in those 3 months 😱
@@sylvwu26 Probably toilet water and blended newspaper to make fake bread.
Also bringing down my stocks with it. But yes, this is unbelievable footage. I can't believe how they don't care about who they are harming. Boycotting
“You see.. dogs don’t talk nonsense.”
Couldn’t have said it better!
I imagine a faint noise from miles away...(BOLLOCKS!!!!!!) It's Gordon Ramsay screaming in rage and horror at watching this abortion of food.
I love the clips of the citizens calling out there own people(Zhongguo-ren) for their cheating and hypocritical ways. Lol. That old man with the altered voice who was testing the eggs with his dog(Huanhuan) was my favorite.
He has stayed on the true path, it must be hard for a Chinese person to remain virtuous and good when surrounded by so many who have given themselves over to evil and greed.
I think one important point that is missing here is that all the powerful government officials and their families in China lives on "special supply" (特供), specially controlled with good quality and safety, sometimes imports, just for themselves. They will never eat and drink the same thing as the rest of the common people for their entire lives, even after they retire. So this isn't really a problem for them.
On the other hand, backing these enterprises would make them a lot of money, which keeps them in power or become more powerful, so it just keeps proliferating.
that total lack of moral sense is why allowing this culture to penetrate the more established economies must stop immediately. We don't need that nonsense to corrupt our countries.
@@ddicin7759 what countries are you talking about? Greedy cost cutting companies causing harm isn't anything new or unique to china
Of course they do, because China isn't a communist country it's an oligarchy.
I have heard that the elite Gov do not eat the regular stuff that everyday people would eat. Many Chinese have told me that they buy their meat and veg from specialist farms that are employed to grow and supply Gov elites with food. It's odd!
Guys, it's just a normal food but with Chinese characteristics.
🤤🤤🤤🤤
That's not funny. You don't see me laughing. I'm not going to admit that I'm laughing. Never.😂
HAHAHAHAH good one!
Yep, with Chinese ingredients, yummy-yummy-blaaa. XO
Doesn’t matter if it’s black food or white food, as long as you can put it in your mouth…
Everyone, think about the gutter oil for a minute. As kitchen waste gets combined with human and industrial waste in the sewers, it gets collected and then resold to restaurants that use it to cook food. Now, that gutter oil they used ends up in the gutter again... and the process keeps repeating.
THE GUTTER OIL GETS MORE AND MORE CONTAMINATED CONTINUOUSLY!!!
Now that's a scary thought... O_O
Holy shit...
HepA for everybody!
Now I understand why my mom refuses to buy food from china. She always checks where it was made and produced.