1.3M views · 7K reactions | Many in the West assume that "wet market" is a place that engages in illicit wildlife trade, jumping to the lack-mentality conclusion that the Chinese people are consuming wild-animal meat amid the #coronavirus outbreak. However, the phrase refers to a farmers' market, selling fresh fruits and vegetables. 塞陋 So what's behind these pre-conceived notions? Andy Boreham, a New Zealander living in Shanghai, finds out. 邏 | CGTN | Facebook

3K views · 99 reactions | IFani takes a trip to a wet market and discovers frogs as a Chinese delicacy! Would you try this?   Amah Knows Best on Hour China: Sunday at 8:05PM (SEA) / 7:05PM (BKK/JKT) | Discovery Channel Southeast Asia | Facebook

5.9K views · 273 reactions | They still exist - Live animals sold as keychains in China! Baby terrapin, fish, and salamanders are sealed inside plastic pouches filled with oxygenated water that have been dyed bright fluorescent colours. Also inside a plastic pouch is a SINGLE pellet, that serves as food for the animal. #AnimalCruelty Read https://bit.ly/3wugW8S | Netzfrauen | Facebook