Derk is so natural in front of the camera and a wonderful addition to your videos. HOWEVER, when I saw you with Mengzai and how free and easy you were able to converse together in Chinese I can totally understand why you need to do your own thing once in awhile and that the best thing about your videos is when you converse naturally with the locals. You two looked like you had so much fun. Please feature her again! Also out of every kind of food you’ve featured, this looks THE MOST appetizing. Hope you go back and try more dishes.
Okay, let's put it this way....I was a really big fan, a faithful follower, from a very very far far continent (Africa/Morocco)....but now that you brought the Star Wars, Han Solo kinda stuff....I LOVE YOU EVEN MORE !!!!!!!!!
Absolutely love your videos Amy! I'm of distant Chinese descent and I feel like I learn as much about Chinese food and culture from you as my own parents! Much love from back home in Sydney!
Hi Amy, there is also a Shaxian snack opened in Eastwood around 2 years ago. I am from Fujian and feel it quite authentic. You can try next time when you are back to Australia.
Amy I hate you for bringing all these amazing food into my life while I'm stuck in my country eating same food every day 🤣🤣🤣. Looking forward to your next video👍
As someone who was born and raised in Sanming city (三明市) till I was 10, and lived in Sydney ever since, it’s such a delight to see you make this video, Amy! Hundun (馄炖) and peanut sauced banmian (拌面) down at the local stall used to be a staple part of my breakfast before starting school. It may sound a bit weird but we used to add some white vinegar to the banmian to add some extra flavour! Nowadays it’s the norm to see so many dishes, but back then it was really mainly those two, with some odd appearances of taro dumplings (芋饺), stired rice noodles (拌粿条), and hundun in peanut sauce (拌馄炖). Feeing very nostalgic now and thanks for the video!
I'm so excited - Amy you even found the small-ish city of Sanming, where I had a lot of childhood memories! You're really exploring China!👏👍Taro dumplings are my favourite!😍
Hey, Amy, you should really live in southern China. Food is great and cheap. The night life is more vibrant. By the way, I always love when you have a cohort in your show. I don't know how you met and where you met. They all have great personalities. Congrats! Another enjoyable episode! I enjoy watching every episode you put out on youtube!
Love the transition across time and space!!! super impressive! LOL love how you tried the authentic one and then compare it with other places. I really wanna try the local ones in Shaxian now~~ especially the restaurant where you had dinner! that place is like snacks HEAVEN!!! Derk looked so comfy in that hammock LOL oh wait, he can't try the banmian then coz he's allergic to nuts (or he's ok with peanut sauce? Anyways! can't wait for more food videos coming our way! thanks Amy!!!
I regret not eating at the Shaxian chain when I was in China so much now. Now that I'm overseas there's no way to get it. It's really good that you get to experience all these foods while you're in China. I can't help but think that maybe I took all the cheap, delicious foods for granted as a Chinese. Once you get out of China you realize how good the Chinese have it. Any decent Chinese food is going to cost you a fortune in the west.
As the Chinese saying goes: ''Do it yourself so you will want for no food or clothing.'' 自己动手 丰衣足食 Learn to cook Chinese, it's even easier if you can read Chinese recipes.
It's the same everywhere. I watched on TV that beef from the United States and Australia is very cheap and can be bought often. I live in China. I'm Chinese. We eat beef every half a month. Beef in China is about 60 / 500g
Ohhh Amy, you are making me drooling….I’ve been to several 沙縣小吃 when in Shanghai, but always wanted to go to the real 沙縣, on my list, one day! Tried the 沙縣小吃in Eastwood, next to the rice paper place you took your Mom Dad for breakfast in one of your videos, but it is nowhere to compare…please have an extra bite for us🤤🤤🤤…..Thank you for your adventures as always!
The way that one fellow in the restaurant was speaking reminds me of your neighbor in Beijing. That... Slow and deliberate way of annunciating combined with the hand gestures, I'm a big fan of that style!
hi Amy, I think I met you once in Chemist Warehouse at Manly a few years ago! You helped me and my friend chose what vitamins to buy and you mentioned you were studying in Tsinghua at that time hahaha.
My parents are from Fujian so hah, I’ve heard of Shaxian! 🙂 We actually have a Shaxian Delicacies here in Chinatown, Philadelphia. I’ve only eaten there once. I wonder if it’s the same franchise.
Hey Amy, another Amy here from Sydney. Thank you heaps for show casing authentic food from Fujian. It brings so much nostalgia from my childhood. Ban Mian and Bian Rou are by far my favourite combination
Love this video and your back-and-forth with Mengzai! She appears so passionate and sincere about food, love her! Hope you can make other videos with Mengzai 🍽😁
when I heard you can really speak chinese, I started watching your video with glee, BUT when you did a referrence to 'Empire Strikes Back" - I immediately became a subscriber :D :D thanks for an interesting content 小姐, keep it up！😀
this video brings back so many memories for me. my fam is from fujian. seeing shaxian snacks and foods like banmian bianrou takes me right back to childhood when I lived with my grandparents in China.
Amy's reaction was the opposite of when I travelled to the south. A serving in Qingdao, my hometown, is two to three times larger than in the south, so I would complain about the small amount.
nice channel and good understanding of chinese food. a couple comments: 1) i've had siguotang in xiamen many times at many different places, but have never had it with coconut milk. you may or may not prefer it with coconut milk, but having it with siguotang is neither typical nor traditional in xiamen. the way you have it here, with a clear mildly sweet sauce is the same as you would normally see it in xiamen, with or without crushed ice, 2) fujianese bianrou is traditionally made with a wrapping of pork mixed with a little flour and worked obsessively until it can be rolled to a very thin and smooth wrapper. many recipes you would see online call for a regular wonton wrapper and probably many places selling 'bianrou' would just use a regular wonton wrapper. if you want to know if it is traditional bianrou, ask how the wrapper is made, 3) shaxian delicacies is not a chain like mcdonalds or burger king, where you expect not only certain menu items, but also consistency whether it's in nanning or kansas city. i'm not sure what shaxian restaurant owners agree to when they pay for the right to use the trademark, but owners tend to regard themselves as independent and there would be a lot of variation between locations, much more so than you'd see with mcdonalds, burger king, kfc. etc.
Blondie, since you are living in Changchun now, why don't you take the chance to visit Jilin City, which is only 30 minutes away on high speed rail. It is a very beautiful city.
The menu of Shaxian snacks does vary from one place to another. Many items appeared on the menu at it's place of origin aren't available in the Shaxian snack restaurants in Ningbo. Shaxian snacks does have a branch in Melbourne, but I remembered it was over-priced and it was reluctant to take cards.
I want to travel more and more eat more in China but my job doesn’t allow me to leave Shanghai because of COVID-19 😭😭 So I’m traveling and eating vicariously through you!
Though you can’t leave Shanghai, Shanghai have every food you can imagine, just explore the city. Shanghai really really big 😉. But for me, the best cheap street food usually close to university 😂
4:00 Amy if you want to get your parents to try Bianrou in Sydney, you can find a really good joint in Eastwood, in the same alley where you had malatang and also the Shunde place. It's a small place right at the entrance facing the greengrocers.
As a Fujian Australian... I'm pleasantly surprised you enjoyed Fujian food. I personally wouldn't have enjoyed a lot of the stuff you liked, like bamboo or taro, etc. too exotic for me. I personally prefer Cantonese and Northern Chinese.... oh hopefully you tried the Bianlao skin (did i even spell that right?) made from pork or the fish balls with meat inside. Those i like.
@@JH-jz1sd Taro isn't that bad, just think of it as potatoes but perhaps a tad sweeter and nuttier. 芋头扣肉 (braised pork belly with taro) is a good dish to start.
@@s._3560 Taro is also stickier than potatoes or sweet potatoes and it might give novice eaters the illusion that the mouthful is stuck in their throats. xD
On sunscreens, have you tried Kao Biore UV Aqua Rich Watery Essence SPF50+? I have a lot of freckles and that's my number one go to for a good sunscreen. It's also very watery and you don't feel the need to wash your hands after because it's not sticky at all. ooh... that taro dumplings. haven't had it in so long but it's so good~ all the foods you had looks so good.
Shaobin is one of my favourite food items, particular the meat version. Had it for a week, either for lunch, or dinner. Hope Amy does not encounter the protests, and lockdown problems on her travels. Godspeed.
Holy there is literally ONE of these in Auckland, New Zealand I thought it was just an awesome restaurant, had no idea about it’s reputation in China. The more reason to go!!!
I was internally shouting omg she needs to have bianrou and banmian together! Great cheap breakfast and it’s definitely a comfort food for us fujianese people.
Amy, thanks as always promote china food and culture. As a chinese, I definitely love my own culture and home. However, the non-stop strict covid restriction makes me really frustrated and wants to leave... I think it also affects you for travelling around all different cities and make it so hard to make more content. What you thought about this?
Amy is absolutely the best ambassador to Chinese cuisine. Thank you
She gets paid by the Chinese government to promote china... So people forget about the Muslim genocide happening in Xinjiang
@@hkay3127 U idol. Genocide has only happened in dirty western world. Where have those American Indians been?
看amy的视频真是享受，外国人这么熟悉和弘扬中国饮食文化，作为中国人真的很感谢amy做出的杰出贡献，中国抛开政治，饮食文化真的博大精深，很高兴中餐吸引了amy的胃。
Derk is so natural in front of the camera and a wonderful addition to your videos. HOWEVER, when I saw you with Mengzai and how free and easy you were able to converse together in Chinese I can totally understand why you need to do your own thing once in awhile and that the best thing about your videos is when you converse naturally with the locals. You two looked like you had so much fun. Please feature her again! Also out of every kind of food you’ve featured, this looks THE MOST appetizing. Hope you go back and try more dishes.
Okay, let's put it this way....I was a really big fan, a faithful follower, from a very very far far continent (Africa/Morocco)....but now that you brought the Star Wars, Han Solo kinda stuff....I LOVE YOU EVEN MORE !!!!!!!!!
Stumbled upon your tiktok months ago and now I can't stop watching your videos, love the energy❤️
Ahhh thank you so much!!!
I love these vids on such interesting Chinese foods. I’m a Malaysian Chinese and these foods are totallly new and unique to me too!
China is huge, different provinces have different cuisine.
No need visas for malaysians... Yayyyyyy❤❤
World will be so peaceful when we respect each other and enjoy live together… thank you for sharing
Banmian is one of my most favorite things in the world. As a Chinese (Fujianese) American, I grew up eating banmian rather than PB&J.
You can make it at home with peanut butter, water, soy sauce and sesame oil!
same although im hokkien
Banmian bianrou are the most famous snacks in Fuzhou. Glad Amy enjoyed them
嘿嘿😁
wtf is fujianese,,,
Your videos always make me want to live in China again. I loved living there!
Your eating companion is so sweet. Really nice dynamic between the two of you. Would love to see more of her!
Absolutely love your videos Amy! I'm of distant Chinese descent and I feel like I learn as much about Chinese food and culture from you as my own parents! Much love from back home in Sydney!
Love your Sydney food videos too, keep up the great work!
You've become my favourite travel & food content creator! Your energy is so infectious. Keep up the great work!
I said it before I will say it again, love those time travel videos.
Hi Amy, there is also a Shaxian snack opened in Eastwood around 2 years ago. I am from Fujian and feel it quite authentic. You can try next time when you are back to Australia.
LOVE YOUR VIDEOS!!! Your Mandarin is so on point. Puts an ABC like me to shame!!! Keep sharing!
Amy I hate you for bringing all these amazing food into my life while I'm stuck in my country eating same food every day 🤣🤣🤣. Looking forward to your next video👍
I can't help giggle when watching your video. such energy and joy you bring to your audience. love your work.
As someone who was born and raised in Sanming city (三明市) till I was 10, and lived in Sydney ever since, it’s such a delight to see you make this video, Amy!
Hundun (馄炖) and peanut sauced banmian (拌面) down at the local stall used to be a staple part of my breakfast before starting school. It may sound a bit weird but we used to add some white vinegar to the banmian to add some extra flavour!
Nowadays it’s the norm to see so many dishes, but back then it was really mainly those two, with some odd appearances of taro dumplings (芋饺), stired rice noodles (拌粿条), and hundun in peanut sauce (拌馄炖).
Feeing very nostalgic now and thanks for the video!
Another great eating adventure. Keep them coming.
I'm so excited - Amy you even found the small-ish city of Sanming, where I had a lot of childhood memories! You're really exploring China!👏👍Taro dumplings are my favourite!😍
Hey, Amy, you should really live in southern China. Food is great and cheap. The night life is more vibrant. By the way, I always love when you have a cohort in your show. I don't know how you met and where you met. They all have great personalities. Congrats! Another enjoyable episode! I enjoy watching every episode you put out on youtube!
Yes! having a comrade mate is enjoyable.
Thank you so much, what an excellent snacks video!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Love the transition across time and space!!! super impressive! LOL love how you tried the authentic one and then compare it with other places.
I really wanna try the local ones in Shaxian now~~ especially the restaurant where you had dinner! that place is like snacks HEAVEN!!!
Derk looked so comfy in that hammock LOL oh wait, he can't try the banmian then coz he's allergic to nuts (or he's ok with peanut sauce?
Anyways! can't wait for more food videos coming our way! thanks Amy!!!
Always excited and waiting for your exciting vlogs/video/s..✨
Can't believe you're in Shaxian!!! I was so addicted to 罗兰烧饼 when I was little.
I regret not eating at the Shaxian chain when I was in China so much now. Now that I'm overseas there's no way to get it. It's really good that you get to experience all these foods while you're in China. I can't help but think that maybe I took all the cheap, delicious foods for granted as a Chinese. Once you get out of China you realize how good the Chinese have it. Any decent Chinese food is going to cost you a fortune in the west.
As the Chinese saying goes:
''Do it yourself so you will want for no food or clothing.'' 自己动手 丰衣足食
Learn to cook Chinese, it's even easier if you can read Chinese recipes.
It's the same everywhere. I watched on TV that beef from the United States and Australia is very cheap and can be bought often. I live in China. I'm Chinese. We eat beef every half a month. Beef in China is about 60 / 500g
莫 弥留
三明 is so amazing place! it is my good friend's home town! I wish I can visit there in future to try local food and see the beautiful scenery!
It's super pretty there!
@@BlondieinChina
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"The full sky stars"
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I absolutely love your videos 😄 especially the food kind
Banmian, bianrou, and fried taro cake are my go-to items for Fujian food
Ohhh Amy, you are making me drooling….I’ve been to several 沙縣小吃 when in Shanghai, but always wanted to go to the real 沙縣, on my list, one day! Tried the 沙縣小吃in Eastwood, next to the rice paper place you took your Mom Dad for breakfast in one of your videos, but it is nowhere to compare…please have an extra bite for us🤤🤤🤤…..Thank you for your adventures as always!
The way that one fellow in the restaurant was speaking reminds me of your neighbor in Beijing. That... Slow and deliberate way of annunciating combined with the hand gestures, I'm a big fan of that style!
Shaxian kept me alive back in the uni😂
Cheap, flavorful, and right on the way from my dom to downtown😂
hi Amy, I think I met you once in Chemist Warehouse at Manly a few years ago! You helped me and my friend chose what vitamins to buy and you mentioned you were studying in Tsinghua at that time hahaha.
My parents are from Fujian so hah, I’ve heard of Shaxian! 🙂 We actually have a Shaxian Delicacies here in Chinatown, Philadelphia. I’ve only eaten there once. I wonder if it’s the same franchise.
No you never heard of it, the title said so 🤣
I love how you can stomach all the food in a day! Wow! And thanks for showing us the local food in China. Can't wait to visit China again.
Hey Amy, another Amy here from Sydney. Thank you heaps for show casing authentic food from Fujian. It brings so much nostalgia from my childhood. Ban Mian and Bian Rou are by far my favourite combination
Love this video and your back-and-forth with Mengzai! She appears so passionate and sincere about food, love her! Hope you can make other videos with Mengzai 🍽😁
Omg, I am starving now. Amy you are killing me with that stuffed tofu dish!
Really enjoy your video. You are a happy foodie. Looking forward to your next video 😊
This blonde is definitely living large and eating well in China 🥰
Hi Amy and Derk!!🙋🏻♀️
OMG… I really want to tag along with you guys to this foodie paradise!🤩🥟🍹 Looking forward to seeing more food adventure.😍🍜🥢
when I heard you can really speak chinese, I started watching your video with glee, BUT when you did a referrence to 'Empire Strikes Back" - I immediately became a subscriber :D :D thanks for an interesting content 小姐, keep it up！😀
this video brings back so many memories for me. my fam is from fujian. seeing shaxian snacks and foods like banmian bianrou takes me right back to childhood when I lived with my grandparents in China.
The city that I always wanted to see! Great stuff
Amy's reaction was the opposite of when I travelled to the south. A serving in Qingdao, my hometown, is two to three times larger than in the south, so I would complain about the small amount.
Thanks for showing the world how vibrant Chinese (food) culture can be.
More videos with Mengzai, Amy. The two of you are such fun together!
nice channel and good understanding of chinese food. a couple comments: 1) i've had siguotang in xiamen many times at many different places, but have never had it with coconut milk. you may or may not prefer it with coconut milk, but having it with siguotang is neither typical nor traditional in xiamen. the way you have it here, with a clear mildly sweet sauce is the same as you would normally see it in xiamen, with or without crushed ice, 2) fujianese bianrou is traditionally made with a wrapping of pork mixed with a little flour and worked obsessively until it can be rolled to a very thin and smooth wrapper. many recipes you would see online call for a regular wonton wrapper and probably many places selling 'bianrou' would just use a regular wonton wrapper. if you want to know if it is traditional bianrou, ask how the wrapper is made, 3) shaxian delicacies is not a chain like mcdonalds or burger king, where you expect not only certain menu items, but also consistency whether it's in nanning or kansas city. i'm not sure what shaxian restaurant owners agree to when they pay for the right to use the trademark, but owners tend to regard themselves as independent and there would be a lot of variation between locations, much more so than you'd see with mcdonalds, burger king, kfc. etc.
哇，看完正宗的沙县小吃我瞬间觉得我在外面吃的所有沙县小吃都是不正宗的，必须去一趟福建的沙县去品尝一下正宗的沙县小吃
Blondie, since you are living in Changchun now, why don't you take the chance to visit Jilin City, which is only 30 minutes away on high speed rail. It is a very beautiful city.
I agree! Or just go during the winter and take in the glorious sight of the 雾凇!
Look at this beautiful young Western woman enjoying life (and food!) in my beloved China. It really warms the heart and soul.
The menu of Shaxian snacks does vary from one place to another. Many items appeared on the menu at it's place of origin aren't available in the Shaxian snack restaurants in Ningbo. Shaxian snacks does have a branch in Melbourne, but I remembered it was over-priced and it was reluctant to take cards.
I want to travel more and more eat more in China but my job doesn’t allow me to leave Shanghai because of COVID-19 😭😭 So I’m traveling and eating vicariously through you!
Though you can’t leave Shanghai, Shanghai have every food you can imagine, just explore the city. Shanghai really really big 😉. But for me, the best cheap street food usually close to university 😂
@@lFurinl I’m sooo lucky to live in such a wonderful city with so much to see, do, and eat!
拌面 is literally one of the best food in the world
4:00 Amy if you want to get your parents to try Bianrou in Sydney, you can find a really good joint in Eastwood, in the same alley where you had malatang and also the Shunde place. It's a small place right at the entrance facing the greengrocers.
As a Fujian Australian... I'm pleasantly surprised you enjoyed Fujian food. I personally wouldn't have enjoyed a lot of the stuff you liked, like bamboo or taro, etc. too exotic for me. I personally prefer Cantonese and Northern Chinese.... oh hopefully you tried the Bianlao skin (did i even spell that right?) made from pork or the fish balls with meat inside. Those i like.
if u think bamboo and taro are too exotic then u dont even deserve to eat chinese food cuz theses are not even close to some of the food we eat
Imagine calling your own hometown food exotic. I'm afraid you're the only exotic one here, precious.
@@lq9734 chill brah, I'm a banana. But if it does help, my political standings is a proud wumao.
@@JH-jz1sd Taro isn't that bad, just think of it as potatoes but perhaps a tad sweeter and nuttier. 芋头扣肉 (braised pork belly with taro) is a good dish to start.
@@s._3560 Taro is also stickier than potatoes or sweet potatoes and it might give novice eaters the illusion that the mouthful is stuck in their throats. xD
Your Australian accent makes your videos equally interesting no matter if you speak English or Mandarin :P
Fuzhou was my workplace long ago. Miss that place👍👍
Amy, can't believe your mandarin is soo good, absolute almost native level~
Welcome to my province again ❤️
Ridiculously delicious snacks at ridiculously low prices! :D
It's a small city, so the price is very cheap! In big cities, the price will be much higher!
Girl I can see a significant improvement of your mandarin! Bravo!
Good Job and Support !
Always great to see foreign friends integrating into our way of life. lol
也来了广州呐？Looking forward to that video!
OMG! I'm getting hungry just watching your videos. Thanks, Amy!
Your videos are the best
On sunscreens, have you tried Kao Biore UV Aqua Rich Watery Essence SPF50+? I have a lot of freckles and that's my number one go to for a good sunscreen. It's also very watery and you don't feel the need to wash your hands after because it's not sticky at all.
ooh... that taro dumplings. haven't had it in so long but it's so good~ all the foods you had looks so good.
10:35 Lanscape/city tour last no more than 2 secs, you really knows China now !
Shaobin is one of my favourite food items, particular the meat version. Had it for a week, either for lunch, or dinner. Hope Amy does not encounter the protests, and lockdown problems on her travels. Godspeed.
Lots of great Cantonese food in GZ, hope you were able to try the roasted goose
Fun vlog
I really hope you guys don’t get into lock down 🤞🏼🍀
Take care
Sabrina🇫🇷🇬🇧
Great video! Will make sure I visit Shaxian someday. With white shirt.
从b站过来居然发现有新视频！ 真的超爱Amy的视频~ 多多更新呀
Fantastic video!
Blondie什么时候考虑去江西省逛一逛，毕竟来都来了隔壁，赣州欢迎您。welcome to jiangxi。
Amy I recommend you a restaurant called社会主义新农村in Changchun, it’s one of my fav restaurant. I love 锅包肉and大拉皮， and so many other things
我最近好爱看你的视频，感觉每天都在期待！什么时候能再来成都啊，Amy，我愿意报名做你的成都美食探索小助理🐼，哈哈哈
My favorite is rice noodles mixed with peanut butter and a large slice of 豆腐皮 that is full of delicious juices
二十年前的沙縣只有板鴨。賣吃的不超過五家。都從外地賺到了錢。開了飯館。繁榮了家鄉
LOL Amy you described the shaomai perfectly! That scene from Star Wars V ... bleurgh.. haha..
Banmian i like it garlicky, with a lot of vinegar and a touch of soy sauce and spicy powder.
Holy there is literally ONE of these in Auckland, New Zealand
I thought it was just an awesome restaurant, had no idea about it’s reputation in China.
The more reason to go!!!
Well done for keeping the promise for so long!
这集好多吃的好馋哈哈哈❤芋头饺子让我想到我第一次去我男友家，他是江西九江人，那里接待客人有一种小吃叫哨子，甜口放红糖，咸口类似视频里的馅料😮金包银也一直没吃过我一直觉得和我们上海的油面筋塞肉一个口感？但是会酸辣🤔？花生酱拌面也好爱！我们夏天凉面都这么做😭好饿呀
You actually can find Shaxian in Melbourne, just located on Swanstone St.
Nice come back!
welcome to my hometown!
冻皮潮汕这边叫粿条，就是用来做肠粉的（潮汕用的这个跟广府地区的不一样），小时候穷我们都很喜欢吃这个，蘸一点酱油很好吃，我感觉你们蘸太多了～
9:29 I like this shot where the owner suddenly starts talking at the back.
我来的也太巧了，刚发布10秒，我就刷到了😁 第一✌️
Amy, it is nice to meet your friend Mengzai. How come Derk wasn't eating the dumplings. I know he is allergic to peanut so the noodles are out.
I always enjoy your adventures
沙县最出名的：鸡腿饭，鸭腿饭，拌面，各种营养汤，蒸饺…
I was internally shouting omg she needs to have bianrou and banmian together! Great cheap breakfast and it’s definitely a comfort food for us fujianese people.
If I am not mistaken I think I saw this "沙縣小吃" in boxhill Melbourne, not sure if they are same.
Yes!!! There are stores outside of China too, I've seen quite a few in Australia
Amazing video! I am so hungry now!
在中国改革开放之前，沙县因为耕地面积稀少，常年处于饥饿人口地区.
今天的沙县GDP是323.9亿元.
这323.9亿，是沙县人遍布全国一份一份美食卖出来的.
Amy, thanks as always promote china food and culture. As a chinese, I definitely love my own culture and home. However, the non-stop strict covid restriction makes me really frustrated and wants to leave... I think it also affects you for travelling around all different cities and make it so hard to make more content. What you thought about this?
Don't think, please take action and leave China, okay?
@@毛加山葛比路 lol, I wish its that easy. Cant even renew my passport, any suggestions?
@@lilyou2219 Don't make excuses. I just changed my passport at the beginning of the year.
建议偷渡
3:30 now i can't stop looking at the philtrum area
0:30 小小的沙县有着巨大的能量
0:42 这个约定棒棒哒
1:22 原来萌仔是个可爱的女孩纸
3:34 6:33 11:39 11:49 12:14 哈哈哈
4:42 这速度真的是好快，看的我好想来一碗
5:26 也可能是上班时间，如果你们不是在周末拍的
9:37 大哥专业的介绍，赞！
10:35 现在的人都是夜猫子，如果是假日再加上天气热，白天一定躲家里，晚上才出动。
沙县小吃实在是太丰富了，有机会一定要去，Amy这次从厦门回中国真好。
14:56 15:25 最喜欢Amy拍视频Derk在旁边搞怪，这可爱的一对。
15:35 看到一位可爱的阿姨