Vlog: A ‘crabtivating’ trip to Yangcheng Lake

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For more: https://news.cgtn.com/news/2020-10-08/Vlog-A-crabtivating-trip-to-Yangcheng-Lake-UqiFXqaPgA/index.html A saying goes, “When the autumn winds blow, the hairy crabs grow.” Located 3 kilometers from Suzhou City, Yangcheng Lake is home to hairy crabs. Since it’s only a seasonal delicacy, dedicated food lovers don’t mind traveling across the country to have a taste once a year. Now with the connection of the Beijing-Shanghai High-Speed Railway, indulging in these crabs has become even easier. Follow CGTN reporter Yang Xinmeng to get to know about the life of a crab farmer. #HighSpeedRailTour

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