China Insider

I think they are duck. These duck was hanging outside of a restaurant on the sidewalk. Of course, it would fail the hygiene test back in Australia, but they are surely tasted great! Boiled chicken sold in the big pot. No worries, they are from supermarket.

In the early morning, I would go to this breakfast joint everyday to get some cakes, fried eggs, hot soup, etc. The stall in the photo is selling congee and rice ball.

This is the meat section in a supermarket. From the photo, you can see all sorts of chicken parts can be purchased here. With the exchange rate of 7 to 1, it costs around A$2~4 per kg. Enjoy the meal!

This is the butcher in the market. Here, you can pick the portion of meat you want; butcher will cut, trim and prepare the meat at your will. It is so flexible and convenience.

These photos were taken from one of the popular grocery shop in HeFei.

This is a small alley where workers have their breakfast before going to work. Various food are sold including soy milk, Chinese donut, pancake, sweet and sour soup, etc. They are extremely cheap, usually around Y$1.00 only.

In China, McDonald's is not just a simple fast food store. It is classified as a luxury restaurant because of its price. With the average income of $1000 yen per month, a burger can cost $20 yen here. Comparing to a local burger chain, a burger can be as cheap as $3 yen.