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Dunking On 'White People Food,' The Latest Chinese Social Media Trend
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June 15, 2023
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4:22Now PlayingChinese social media has a new trend'White People Food.' Jayar Jackson and Ben Gleib break it down on The Watchlist. Watch LIVE on weekdays at 5pm ET.
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"Chinese commenters were quick to jump in with their own surprising experiences of witnessing European and American colleagues eating similarly low-effort, vegetable-heavy meals. The original poster's caption roughly translates to "the locals' tricks always shock me in new ways."
This viral video sparked a wave of online discussion in China around these "healthy" meals attributed to white people. Chinese news outlets published articles asking ex-pats for their perspectives on their colleagues' lunches, and many social media users continued to reveal the "rabbit food" lunches they were seeing daily."
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