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rexterrick26

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Q: Is there a fresh Seafoods market in Shanghai?

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SpongeBob

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Of course. There are countless. Shanghai is big, better ask the locals near where you live.

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diverdude1

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haha,,,, one of the largest megalopolis on Earth. An ancient seaport.

Do birds fly? Do fish swim? Does ZZ Top rock?

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BHGAL

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with regards to seafood do I dare transport some oysters and prawns over a 2 day journey within mainland China?

iWolf:

Yes, but only as a gift for that bastard upstairs who has been drilling, grinding and hammering for 12 months straight.

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Where to find Chinese food?

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