Video: Hong Kong Open-Air Market

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Hong Kong's Central district has a large open-air market that stretches for blocks and blocks. We head towards the egg stand and try the "Thousand-Year-Old Egg," a duck egg that has been preserved in clay, ash, salt, lime, and tea.

Oh, and the name is a bit of an exaggeration.


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great video. thanks!!

great video. thanks!!


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