@ Xinyi Fang
The blue and green canopies down there are covers for a night market.
The market serve some Indian food at night, as well as other delicacies around the country.
I dont't know why they have the Indian dishes, my aunt told me the dishes are served by several Indian international students who are really good at "飞饼"。
I was watching one of them making the dish last night. The student(chef?) reminded me those Chinese acrobatics, I mean, his performance is really wonderful.
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your blog is so good......
Good girl,
It seems you are really 'interested' in my blog...
I looked for the Babelsfish translation. Could it be some kind of flying cake?
If not, I was struck by the fact that the buildings and the market place could actually be "anywhere", the typically Chinese is somehow absent? ... at least looking from far.
Peter,
I dont know how to translate the dish correctly, that's why I put it in Chinese, the chef was really 'flying' a piece of flour.
I was surprised that he didn't make a hole of that thin piece of flour when he was tossing it 'all around'
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