THERE IS A SAYING THAT THE CHINESE WILL EAT ANYTHING WITH FOUR LEGS, EXCEPT FOR THE TABLE. The truth, however, is even more perverse: Chinese also eat plenty of six-legged beasts as well, as well as the two and even no-legged varieties. In Xiamen, Fujian Province, a local delicacy is sandworms, encased in aspic jelly. In Qingdao, meanwhile, people prefer to eat starfishes.


Moutai is the traditional white wine of China, and can be quite expensive. Beer on the other hand is affordable and goes well with crayfish on hot days.

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