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Chinese woman eats biryani using two spoons as makeshift chopsticks, video goes viral

A video of a Chinese woman using two spoons like chopsticks to eat biryani for the first time has gone viral online.

Chinese woman eats biryani using two spoons as makeshift chopsticks, video goes viral
एआई से बनाई गई प्रतीकात्मक तस्वीर; यह घटना का वास्तविक फोटो नहीं है | PT24

India's food and flavours are famous around the world. A video of a Chinese woman is going viral on social media in which she is seen eating Indian food, biryani, for the first time. She was eating biryani in the video, but something else caught everyone's attention.

In the video, the woman is seen using a spoon in an unusual way to eat the biryani. Users commented heavily on the video, and the way she held her spoons made it go viral overnight.

Chinese people mostly use chopsticks to eat, so eating with a spoon can feel a little strange for them. The woman was clearly not used to eating with a spoon either. In the video, when a plate of biryani is placed in front of her, she becomes very happy. But as soon as she picks up the spoons, instead of holding them normally, she holds two spoons upside down and uses them like chopsticks to pick up rice and eat the biryani.

The woman's unusual style quickly went viral online, and people posted many funny reactions to the video. The video was posted on Instagram by Kate Hu (@katehucomedy).

Social media users left all kinds of comments on the video, some of them quite funny. One user joked, "Do you have Chinese biryani? Because we have Indian Chinese food."

Another user wrote, "I love chopsticks." Another user, referring to the relationship between the two countries, wrote that the two neighbouring countries have preserved their thousands-of-years-old cultures through love. India and China are connected through Buddhism and old trade links. The city of Kolkata in India has its own Chinese community food market. One user also joked, "Are you Chinese or just silly? Chinese people are supposed to be smart."

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