correct name should be traditional farmer market under the roof. Most of Asian countries have similar market like this. It looks cleaner than street vendor.
Nothing better than a wet market! Fresh, fresh, fresh! Rice, yum... You must touch, smell, color, size, and know how you're going to use it. When I'm at my farm in NC, I'll pick starting at 4am! Best time for the freshness and it last longer. Customer satisfaction! I get the best in China so, I sell similar quality in America... :-) Buy from a local farmer to get your veggies stateside!
I came to Nanning to attend a university from other area of Guangxi province in 2001, have been living in this city for almost 19 years. The first thing I would do after clicking Gweilo60’ videos is that scrolling down to find your comments. I can relate to some of your experience in Nanning in the past 10-20 years. I was planning to go to NC to study for my doctorate in the fall. However, I have to defer my admission to spring because of Covid and the travel restrictions. Nanning is a great city to live and life here is beginning to return to normal, as you can see from Gweilo60’ videos.
@@kunhuang7643 where are you planning to attend in NC ? what's your field of study? will those different restriction on higher degrees create problems?
@@greenking9125 even if they aren't honest, there is so much competition there are many alternatives. It's great to walk around, get exercise and check everything out and price shop rather than only clicking online for the best deals (that's good too). Something about getting back to our roots is satisfying. The farmers market in St Jacobs, Ontario is great to visit for that feel back home also.
@@greenking9125 in Asian wet markets, dishonest and dirty vendors go out of business. People vote with their feet. Everyone needs to compete, even supermarkets.
When I stayed in the Philippines they call the vegetable and fruits section as "FRESH MARKET." The meat area and fish area are generally called "WET MARKET" because as they said things sold there were mostly wet.
@@lorrainepollock9554 What's civilized? Killing a person with a silencer while wearing a tux? Oh wow, how civilized. He murdered somebody, looked good, and didn't wake up the neighbors. You people hunt foxes and wolves. You eat whales to cows to fish eggs. You feed bacon to pigs and microwave cats for fun. You even put horses down in glue factories. Poor nations tend to develop eating habits born out of desperation. And hate break it to you but not everyone has hit that point of culinary evolution of to have their own Beyond Meat.
GWEILO, that was another great video, wish i could get fresh food like that, as i have to order my food off amazon or wal-mart and then it comes in cans, boxes, bags, or jars, nothing fresh and nothing as fresh as you buy thats for dam sure, hoprfully i have a speedy recovery so i can re-locate to some better place then this, thank you for the video
One of the advantages of the cashless market is that people don't have to touch potentially contaminated paper money. I use extra precaution going to the fish market and the meat section in the Southeast asian countries because paper money and coins are held by lots of people. Some sellers hand me the change that got wet with meat blood. Sometimes paper money and coins smell funny because they are contaminated by fishy smell. It should be understood that in a wet market, you cannot expect people to have their hands clean all the time. With the introduction of cashless payments, it helps break transmission of potential pathogens.
Hey Gweilo nice to see those markets in your videos. And make videos where they sell only pulses, chillies kind of stuffs in your upcoming videos.. It'll be refreshing to watch your videos..😊👍👍
GweiIo, I used to go daily, to the market on Baisha Ave near where I lived, not far from the Baisha bridge. Can you do a walk around and show us this market too please... Missing Nanning so much...
when I m in China as a tourist pretty much every year, I can't help but feel inadequate as everybody uses bank payment and I don't have a choice but to use cash.
Or you could use the Tour Pass service of the Alipay, which will create a 90 days temporary account for tourist, and it will refund when the account expires if there is any money left.
I thought the lady at the 1st veggie stand said "s gourd". I thought wow, she knew her English! The 2nd time she spoke it. I realized she said "si1gua1 (丝瓜 , sponge gourd", proper Chinese! So funny!
I gave a thumbs up to this video, the first Gweilo vid in quite a while, hoping to encourage content that isn't mindless bitching about how bad the west is and how much the west is prejudice against China. I've got no time for that noise. I love seeing how people live in China, though. We would love to visit.
Pork Steak in Sydney is AU$30 per kg which is about US$10 per pound. Very expensive in Australia! Meat is so expensive here that if you're working class or poor, you have to get it from charity!
I love fresh markets in China, spoiled with choices. I remember in the late 60's the meat and fish was rationed. Each person got coupons for a definite amount of each per month. When you went to the market there was little to choose from, just got whatever you were given, basically. Again, life in China has made a big leap forward.
When I was in Vancouver, C$20 would not buy much food, even in Canadian Superstore. Great story! May need to change "wet market" to "farmers' market" though.
What the market lady called "squash" is bitter melon. If you cook it right, you can get the tangy flavor without most of the bitterness. We can buy it here in the South Asian markets.
I miss this place, the wet market is where we go when we are in Nanning. it is just below my mother in law's home. A quick 2 minutes from our apartment. YOu are right I love the fresh markets there, the fruit is great. there are a few places were we get our fresh bread/buns in the morning.
i'm from california and i go to china in winter, yes, the meat prices are comparable to na but better value because the quality is better, fresher AND zero processing, no chemicals. the wet markets are much better than the super markets for sure.
This is a total shock to me. In US West Coast we have 99 Ranch, and on the East Coast we have Hong Kong Market. They are setup about the same way. But an apple or orange cost about $1 USD.
Good prices, Im in s.Ontario and food is prety cheap here too especialy in Farmers meat market Sometimes I wonder how farmers stay in busines w such low prices Temporary Mexican workers doin cheap labor helps I guess Lots o wineries here too, = low price wine Our kids are too lazy to do that work
Prices in ontario are quite affordable to be honest though due to the pandemic grocery has got a bit more expensive. The meat is cheaper than that in china. However I am pretty sure china has real free range meat products.
I like farmers markets in America. They are basically like Chinese wet markets but no raw meat. They also have lots of prepared items like jams, honeys, etc. The touching raw meat is the only thing I find off-putting about Chinese wet markets.
@@winterwolf1 Actually I worked as a butcher for a bit. We used a special band-saw to slice cuts with bone, a couple of grinders for mincing meat, and a deli slicer. Everything else was done with knives. Sadly no robots yet :(
@@edroberts364 what I am trying to say...however it is done, hands will be involved, human proximities will be there. The raw meat itself is not too hygienic to begin with. Those video on Smithfield meat processing plant is good enough to tell you, cook the meat well and all will be okay.
Hi Kirk. How about doing a piece on cost of living. Cost to have a phone, running service plan, cost to pay for internet, cost of rent, property tax if owning house or condo. Vehicle cost insurance, parking cost and if any additional monies needed. Can might do a cost of being a TH-camr (?), camera and additional equipment and if you would need a broadband service and cost of VPN.
Kudos to gweilo for being a super respectful and caring husband judging the way weifong just doing her thing and gweilo likely going to eat anything she cooks👍
Yeah I love the big wet markets in HK you can lose yourself for hours in utter fascination and yes many things you have no idea what they are - especially the sea food. I always love to tell people, in my best Baldrick style "I have eaten things, that have no name.... in our language...."
They don't use cash. Money is all in their wallets. They only bother with handling merchandise. They are very advanced in being cashless with other things else pretty much the same as in Thai wet markets.
For China to get rid of wet market is fine. it is just a matter of changing the way of life. However getting rid of wet market in south east asia is essentially impossible. It is not just as simple as building a supermaket. You will need to establish a modern logistic system, supply chain, sophisticated standard food processing factories. To do this, you will need to put massive investment in infrastructure, high way, truck industry. You don't want your food to be stinky when they arrive in the local supermarket. It is a total revolution.
now that your channel got quite some attention from Nanning government, try to give some good advice to them here. Good intentional advices are always welcomed. Better Nanning, better Gweilo life !
Because we clean the market every night lol. Like everything will be cleared out before you close your stall. If not you gonna get complains and might be fined as well. So yeah that’s our traditional market in the Southern areas 😁
The price of pork is still not so good now, and it has influenced the production of Luosifen, which is my favorite rice noodle dish! And because of that, Luosifen were out of stock for a while in Australia! Lol
Hi Kirk, long time viewer and first time comment on a channel, all new to me :) I have a request, could you go into further detail into the wet market prices around your area ? I'm English living here in Australia but have a lovely family consisting of Chinese, Vietnamese and Philippines mix. We thinking of moving there to Nanning close to Vietnam or to the Philippines. The clincher would probably be the availability and cost of fresh seafood and chicken produce. Thanx in advance and all the best to you and your family. John.
I also want to figure out why they only sell (80%) the NY hat in those sports store in China. :) Baseball hat is not popular as in Canada in China. Because in Canada I can find many different kind of Baseball hat. I am not fan of baseball. And I find interesting people don’t like tear off the Sparkling tag on those hat.
@Kwok Peng Kei everything is made in China. But why the "NY" hat and not "SF" or "O" or "KC"....it is always the New York Yankees hat. Unless the Yanks have a Chinese player?
cause most of their grand grand parents fled Guanzhou during the Japanese military invasions. The same case is Wuzhou 梧州,people commonly speak 白話，plain dialect 广卅話。
I have heard many times of people loosing figures when cleaning that machine.... it’s just sad, safety first - something we should learn and address more like the west.
Petola in Malay I thk.. Every vege every country got theirs own name.. I work at market sumtime ask. Tis n tat vege name... My brain will disconnect for Few second
@@Gweilo60 ohhh darn it lol shall see you on Saturday morning chat then. Too bad TH-cam at my region can't have super chat or super sticker, so I can only use wechat pay to support. Love your humor and straight forward opinions. 👍
Can u still buy Real Tangerines cause the last time i eaten some was 2008 in Shenzhen last couple of times i went to China in Shenyang it was non only some bloody clementines n satsumas, went to the market in 2008 n once I just smelled them I knew this Is the real thing, told Wen to buy some she got half a Kilo I thought what buy more woman she got a Kilo by the time we walked home it was about 2 left she couldn't believe it even after I told her i used to clime on a tree n eat at least half kilo a time they where the Best I had since the 50s even when we moved to town in about 53 when every tme father gave me a penny to buy ice cream i used to buy from the Bazaar it was mainly Turkish people selling fruit n veg there I used to buy 1 OKA its about a kilo n a quarter for a penny of TOP quality tomatoes in China the Best fruit I had was Tangerines the worse grapes n the best veg was Real woodland mushrooms, n of course their fruit juices are the Best by a long way stay safe n say happy mate China is a good country
So basically the wet market is just a huge fresh food market.
Yeah,usually Chinese people are not always come to supermarket, wet market have more fresh vegetables and very cheap and various food.
Literally so.
correct name should be traditional farmer market under the roof. Most of Asian countries have similar market like this. It looks cleaner than street vendor.
Yes
Yes
Nothing better than a wet market! Fresh, fresh, fresh!
Rice, yum...
You must touch, smell, color, size, and know how you're going to use it.
When I'm at my farm in NC, I'll pick starting at 4am! Best time for the freshness and it last longer. Customer satisfaction!
I get the best in China so, I sell similar quality in America... :-)
Buy from a local farmer to get your veggies stateside!
It's so true, Fresh is the most important
I came to Nanning to attend a university from other area of Guangxi province in 2001, have been living in this city for almost 19 years.
The first thing I would do after clicking Gweilo60’ videos is that scrolling down to find your comments. I can relate to some of your experience in Nanning in the past 10-20 years.
I was planning to go to NC to study for my doctorate in the fall. However, I have to defer my admission to spring because of Covid and the travel restrictions.
Nanning is a great city to live and life here is beginning to return to normal, as you can see from Gweilo60’ videos.
Not when it's moving
lol, being a farmer, fishermen, and a X hunter a wet market is tame compared to what I've seen in 65 years!
@@kunhuang7643 where are you planning to attend in NC ?
what's your field of study?
will those different restriction on higher degrees create problems?
I go to the local market and street vendors every day. I'd rather support them than Walmart here in China.
Supermarkets still need to exist because many street vendors are dishonest
@@greenking9125 even if they aren't honest, there is so much competition there are many alternatives. It's great to walk around, get exercise and check everything out and price shop rather than only clicking online for the best deals (that's good too). Something about getting back to our roots is satisfying. The farmers market in St Jacobs, Ontario is great to visit for that feel back home also.
@@greenking9125 in Asian wet markets, dishonest and dirty vendors go out of business. People vote with their feet. Everyone needs to compete, even supermarkets.
you don't feel '烟火气‘ when you buy stuff at supermarket
@@adgg3168 烟火气？ 同样的价钱可以在超市买一斤，而且有质量问题可以退货。 你敢说菜市没有缺斤少两？
it should be called "fresh market"
well no - let's call it wet market and if some folks don't like it ... fuck them.
When I stayed in the Philippines they call the vegetable and fruits section as "FRESH MARKET."
The meat area and fish area are generally called "WET MARKET" because as they said things sold there were mostly wet.
There's fresh and then there's fresh
一直叫的就是 海鲜市场或者传统市场
This wet market is so clean compare to the ones in Malaysia Thailand Philippines Taiwan
seng tan its hard to keep sanitary in tropical area，rain，etc
Market is spacious & the floor quite clean. The products are much cheaper. And cashless also.
When the belly is full, people are peaceful, happy and contented.
Everybody is minding his own business, no crime, no police harassment, making money and enjoy life.
Yes! Hence the character 和.
You eat dog for God sake be civilized
@@lorrainepollock9554 FYI, most Chinese don't eat dog period.
@@lorrainepollock9554 What's civilized? Killing a person with a silencer while wearing a tux? Oh wow, how civilized. He murdered somebody, looked good, and didn't wake up the neighbors.
You people hunt foxes and wolves. You eat whales to cows to fish eggs. You feed bacon to pigs and microwave cats for fun. You even put horses down in glue factories. Poor nations tend to develop eating habits born out of desperation.
And hate break it to you but not everyone has hit that point of culinary evolution of to have their own Beyond Meat.
Market is my favourite place too!Wherever I go, I always visit the local markets, because they are full of life and energy!
The wet market looks very clean
GWEILO, that was another great video, wish i could get fresh food like that, as i have to order my food off amazon or wal-mart and then it comes in cans, boxes, bags, or jars, nothing fresh and nothing as fresh as you buy thats for dam sure, hoprfully i have a speedy recovery so i can re-locate to some better place then this, thank you for the video
Try to quarantine those bags when before bringing them into your house😉👍
Thanks for showing the wed market in China, it is very clean. I agree with you, we love to buy fresh foods from wet market here in Singapore...
It's eye opening to see people pay by app at a farmers market.
credit card is way better
I was amazed to see even the most simple vendors in rural villages use technology to do business transactions.
I rolled up to a vendor one time (as a foreigner) with cash and they looked at me funny. Scrambled to get change too
@@chriswu2453 Yeah right, so they can show off their Black, Platinum and Gold cards. Plus banks are happy.
@Dusty Bauer I guess you saw this first hand or you heard it from Fox or CNN ?
This is real life
It's always my favorite place to visit when I was kid, fun and food.
One of the advantages of the cashless market is that people don't have to touch potentially contaminated paper money.
I use extra precaution going to the fish market and the meat section in the Southeast asian countries because paper money and coins are held by lots of people. Some sellers hand me the change that got wet with meat blood. Sometimes paper money and coins smell funny because they are contaminated by fishy smell.
It should be understood that in a wet market, you cannot expect people to have their hands clean all the time. With the introduction of cashless payments, it helps break transmission of potential pathogens.
Weifang pays for the grocery, and Gweilo carries the grocery bags without being told, which is typical in China. I would say that Gweilo is localized.
Typical cool husband
Ha ha, so true, that's what I want to say too!
Soft EAR! 😸😸😸😸😸😸
lol love that customer service "oh you want that piece with more fat less that bottom bit" cut it off for you 🤣🤣🤣
Hey Gweilo nice to see those markets in your videos.
And make videos where they sell only pulses, chillies kind of stuffs in your upcoming videos..
It'll be refreshing to watch your videos..😊👍👍
GweiIo, I used to go daily, to the market on Baisha Ave near where I lived, not far from the Baisha bridge.
Can you do a walk around and show us this market too please...
Missing Nanning so much...
when I m in China as a tourist pretty much every year, I can't help but feel inadequate as everybody uses bank payment and I don't have a choice but to use cash.
You can link your credit card to WeChat now and do as the locals do.
@@fjculver4413 really I will try it, thanks
Or you could use the Tour Pass service of the Alipay, which will create a 90 days temporary account for tourist, and it will refund when the account expires if there is any money left.
@@arrowshade8700 ok, I ll try that when I m back in China, thanks
I thought the lady at the 1st veggie stand said "s gourd". I thought wow, she knew her English! The 2nd time she spoke it. I realized she said "si1gua1 (丝瓜 , sponge gourd", proper Chinese! So funny!
When I decided to move to Nanning, will look for Gweillo .. this wet market look very clean and big.
，，，在油管，看自己家门口的菜市场，看了一集。哈哈
@Chen Huang 不翻墙那些反贼自媒体不饿死了？
在LA看妈妈的菜市场。
這種視頻油管里很多
The market looks quite clean compare to many other K market in Asia.
all the wet markets in my city hangzhou is much cleaner than this one
I gave a thumbs up to this video, the first Gweilo vid in quite a while, hoping to encourage content that isn't mindless bitching about how bad the west is and how much the west is prejudice against China. I've got no time for that noise. I love seeing how people live in China, though. We would love to visit.
I enjoy those videos but you are not wrong sir. This video has a different genre and less bashing. love it.
You know what, pork belly in Vancouver is 5 dollar per pound now. No more cheap now in Vancouver.
joyce ngo 5 dollars is on sale ok 👌 kkk
Pork Steak in Sydney is AU$30 per kg which is about US$10 per pound. Very expensive in Australia! Meat is so expensive here that if you're working class or poor, you have to get it from charity!
The living cost (prices of foods, vegetables, meat) in Guangxi province is much cheaper than Guangdong province or other big cities in China.
Guangzhou not Guangdong
yan fang I compared Guangxi with Guangdong, and other big cities (like Beijing, Shanghai)
We missed you yesterday! The white thing is called lotus roots great in things like chicken soup( starch group in veggie kingdom)
@grimm reaper You are making my mouth water !
Every country have wet market I enjoy love it so much fun thanks
Very interesting. Thank you!
I love the wet market. It’s cheap, fresh and convenient. Most of all, it supports local farmers.
Wet markets is a culture in Asia.
I love fresh markets in China, spoiled with choices. I remember in the late 60's the meat and fish was rationed. Each person got coupons for a definite amount of each per month. When you went to the market there was little to choose from, just got whatever you were given, basically. Again, life in China has made a big leap forward.
When I was in Vancouver, C$20 would not buy much food, even in Canadian Superstore. Great story! May need to change "wet market" to "farmers' market" though.
What the market lady called "squash" is bitter melon. If you cook it right, you can get the tangy flavor without most of the bitterness. We can buy it here in the South Asian markets.
Great video,real life of Chinese civilian!
you are just like my grandpa, he also enjoys hanging around wet market and chatting with various strangers on street.
This type of market is commonly found in South East Asian countries, while usually called fresh market.
I miss this place, the wet market is where we go when we are in Nanning. it is just below my mother in law's home. A quick 2 minutes from our apartment.
YOu are right I love the fresh markets there, the fruit is great.
there are a few places were we get our fresh bread/buns in the morning.
i'm from california and i go to china in winter, yes, the meat prices are comparable to na but better value because the quality is better, fresher AND zero processing, no chemicals. the wet markets are much better than the super markets for sure.
"Wild animal markets" is not equal to " Wet market" .
The former is illegal now. And, the latter is just simply farmer markets.
Hope this is true but yous eat dogs
@Lorraine Pollock okay. But I never eat dog or bat meat ... and there are no one selling them in our local wet markets.
There is no wildlife market in China, except for seafood
This is a total shock to me. In US West Coast we have 99 Ranch, and on the East Coast we have Hong Kong Market. They are setup about the same way. But an apple or orange cost about $1 USD.
Good prices,
Im in s.Ontario and food is prety cheap here too
especialy in Farmers meat market
Sometimes I wonder how farmers stay in busines w such low prices
Temporary Mexican workers doin cheap labor helps I guess
Lots o wineries here too,
= low price wine
Our kids are too lazy to do that work
Prices in ontario are quite affordable to be honest though due to the pandemic grocery has got a bit more expensive. The meat is cheaper than that in china. However I am pretty sure china has real free range meat products.
Really normal life in China. When i left, payments via WeChat or Alipay were not so popular.
I like farmers markets in America. They are basically like Chinese wet markets but no raw meat. They also have lots of prepared items like jams, honeys, etc. The touching raw meat is the only thing I find off-putting about Chinese wet markets.
The meat you bought processes by robots ?
We wil wash it first and then we cook it. No virus no germ
@@winterwolf1 Actually I worked as a butcher for a bit. We used a special band-saw to slice cuts with bone, a couple of grinders for mincing meat, and a deli slicer. Everything else was done with knives. Sadly no robots yet :(
@@edroberts364 what I am trying to say...however it is done, hands will be involved, human proximities will be there. The raw meat itself is not too hygienic to begin with. Those video on Smithfield meat processing plant is good enough to tell you, cook the meat well and all will be okay.
Cool market. One of my all time favourites is stuffed bitter melon, Ku gua yuanzi. 💪👍
Very good video content.
Hi Kirk. How about doing a piece on cost of living. Cost to have a phone, running service plan, cost to pay for internet, cost of rent, property tax if owning house or condo. Vehicle cost insurance, parking cost and if any additional monies needed.
Can might do a cost of being a TH-camr (?), camera and additional equipment and if you would need a broadband service and cost of VPN.
Gweilo Great video !
Kudos to gweilo for being a super respectful and caring husband judging the way weifong just doing her thing and gweilo likely going to eat anything she cooks👍
It's quite nice and clean
I think he should make more videos what happening in America,Australia,Canada est!..
Those fishes in the beginning looked like Kaiju :P for those that are familiar with the Pacific Rim Movies ^^
Notice how they pay for the goods? It's cashless.
在中国，已经很少很少有人用现金了
Using mobile payments such as Alipay and WeChat Pay
Yummy fresh food. Better than frozen
Yeah I love the big wet markets in HK you can lose yourself for hours in utter fascination and yes many things you have no idea what they are - especially the sea food. I always love to tell people, in my best Baldrick style "I have eaten things, that have no name.... in our language...."
They don't use cash. Money is all in their wallets. They only bother with handling merchandise. They are very advanced in being cashless with other things else pretty much the same as in Thai wet markets.
Nice big brother keep going
I can't tell the difference between Chinese wet market from Canadian farmers market
this is fresh market not wet market in China
thanks for sharng
I need to be in there, to be in the wet market!
絲瓜 in english is luffa or ridged gourd
For China to get rid of wet market is fine. it is just a matter of changing the way of life. However getting rid of wet market in south east asia is essentially impossible. It is not just as simple as building a supermaket. You will need to establish a modern logistic system, supply chain, sophisticated standard food processing factories. To do this, you will need to put massive investment in infrastructure, high way, truck industry. You don't want your food to be stinky when they arrive in the local supermarket. It is a total revolution.
Gweilo will you ever do a craft beer session
Is rhere such a thing in china
Green squash is luffa.
now that your channel got quite some attention from Nanning government, try to give some good advice to them here. Good intentional advices are always welcomed. Better Nanning, better Gweilo life !
Because we clean the market every night lol. Like everything will be cleared out before you close your stall. If not you gonna get complains and might be fined as well. So yeah that’s our traditional market in the Southern areas 😁
meat are slighitly more expensive in china, generally speaking... lamb might be less expensive in northern china.
The price of pork is still not so good now, and it has influenced the production of Luosifen, which is my favorite rice noodle dish! And because of that, Luosifen were out of stock for a while in Australia! Lol
Wow! Food is really cheap, even cheaper than that in Taiwan! And they are fresh!!
We should move over to Nanning 😀
Hi Kirk, long time viewer and first time comment on a channel, all new to me :)
I have a request, could you go into further detail into the wet market prices around your area ?
I'm English living here in Australia but have a lovely family consisting of Chinese, Vietnamese
and Philippines mix. We thinking of moving there to Nanning close to Vietnam or to the Philippines.
The clincher would probably be the availability and cost of fresh seafood and chicken produce.
Thanx in advance and all the best to you and your family.
John.
I'm trying to figure out why all Chinese like to wear the "NY" hat. Like you do.
I also want to figure out why they only sell (80%) the NY hat in those sports store in China. :) Baseball hat is not popular as in Canada in China. Because in Canada I can find many different kind of Baseball hat. I am not fan of baseball. And I find interesting people don’t like tear off the Sparkling tag on those hat.
@Kwok Peng Kei everything is made in China. But why the "NY" hat and not "SF" or "O" or "KC"....it is always the New York Yankees hat. Unless the Yanks have a Chinese player?
@@fleetadmiralofthe50centarmy It’s just that the hat looks good, no other meaning
That fried tofu is very delicious even better than meat, Loofah is good too
hi, Gweilo, a bit correction. the beef stall in your video call "黄牛肉“。 It is not water buffalo, should be cattle.
Cantonese is common in Nanning as well
cause most of their grand grand parents fled Guanzhou during the Japanese military invasions. The same case is Wuzhou 梧州,people commonly speak 白話，plain dialect 广卅話。
Tell me , why they use violet light in beef market ?
That’s not a violet light
Hi Mr Gweilo, we do not see any foreigner workers in China?
Have more green vegi and keep healthy Gweilo
Should do a normal home cook meal video
Let's see Gweilo eat those hot peppers raw. 😂😂😂
So sorry for the meat lady. Wish her good.
Similar to farmer’s market ?
Wow. I wish I could eat Chinese food every day but of course I would pass on the pig spinkers. 🤔
I have heard many times of people loosing figures when cleaning that machine.... it’s just sad, safety first - something we should learn and address more like the west.
How much is your rent + utilities?
The pork vendor speak Cantonese, how common are Cantonese in Nanning?
有个问题要注意，中国的市场以斤（500克）计量，不是以千克。所以豆腐2块/斤=4yuan/1kg
有个问题你也要注意，他的重量单位用的是磅而不是千克，
@@linkelvin9315 哈哈哈哈哈😂
2:00 that's a petola I think
Petola in Malay I thk.. Every vege every country got theirs own name.. I work at market sumtime ask. Tis n tat vege name... My brain will disconnect for Few second
The most famous wet market is seattle’s pike place market... wait. There’s wet market in the US of A?
Good video gweilo
All grocery in USA are twice the price of China.
Things are actually more expensive in Malaysia except the meat. We have cheaper meats here.
nice life there!
really great video to tell the west what is wet market. Wet market is NOT wild animal market!
Ha, you're the shopping cart. 😀
Now let's talk about that Yankees hat.
No country can beat the cost of living here in China #fact
Where did you go last night Gweilo ? Didn’t see you on the group panel :)
I am not into the Wednesday Chat's much. I will appear from time to time but not regular.
@@Gweilo60 ohhh darn it lol shall see you on Saturday morning chat then. Too bad TH-cam at my region can't have super chat or super sticker, so I can only use wechat pay to support. Love your humor and straight forward opinions. 👍
Can u still buy Real Tangerines cause the last time i eaten some was 2008 in Shenzhen last couple of times i went to China in Shenyang it was non only some bloody clementines n satsumas, went to the market in 2008 n once I just smelled them I knew this Is the real thing, told Wen to buy some she got half a Kilo I thought what buy more woman she got a Kilo by the time we walked home it was about 2 left she couldn't believe it even after I told her i used to clime on a tree n eat at least half kilo a time they where the Best I had since the 50s even when we moved to town in about 53 when every tme father gave me a penny to buy ice cream i used to buy from the Bazaar it was mainly Turkish people selling fruit n veg there I used to buy 1 OKA its about a kilo n a quarter for a penny of TOP quality tomatoes in China the Best fruit I had was Tangerines the worse grapes n the best veg was Real woodland mushrooms, n of course their fruit juices are the Best by a long way stay safe n say happy mate China is a good country
Pal meat in the open at ambient temperature ? I can't make it man
why they in the open at ambient temperature ？because they were killed at 5.a.m, transported to the market at 6am and sold out before 8:30am。its fresh