A bar snack from small coves becomes a late-night street food favorite, yet coastal locals wouldn't dare eat it

Every summer, inland folks take part in a nighttime activity, and this activity has to do with what we usually eat in daily life, namely having late-night snacks.

On summer nights the streets are always very lively, and at this time many people will get together with a few friends to go to late-night food stalls to eat tasty food and drink a little liquor.

Today the editor is going to introduce to you a kind of bar snack that grows in small coves. This bar snack is a very popular wild food at late-night food stalls, and it is the river snail.

River snails and sea snails look quite similar. Inland people like to eat this food, but coastal people don't dare to, because they are afraid there might be parasites or something!