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Guangdong's Oyster House is built entirely from oyster shells, and after 600 years it remains undamaged, going viral across the internet.

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Guangdong's "Oyster House" has gone viral across the internet. It is built entirely from oyster shells, and after 600 years it remains completely undamaged! In China, a saying has been passed down from ancient times to the present: "Food is the first necessity of the people." This shows that in China, from ancient times to the present, people have always loved to eat...

Guangdong's "Oyster House" has gone viral across the internet. It is built entirely from oyster shells, and after 600 years it remains completely undamaged!

In China, a saying has been passed down from ancient times to the present: "Food is the first necessity of the people." This shows that in China, from ancient times to the present, people have always loved to eat! As they say, those who live by the mountains live off the mountains, and those who live by the sea live off the sea. In the eyes of Chinese people, there is no delicacy they cannot imagine, and China's big eaters are much happier than those in other countries, because they can eat so many distinctive Chinese foods!

When it comes to Chinese food, I believe everyone knows about oysters, right? Whether in coastal areas or inland areas, this food is extremely popular, and many people love eating this kind of seafood! And with this food, there is only one place that has turned the shells left after eating the oysters into works of art!

Let's take a look together, shall we? Recently, an "Oyster House" in a certain area of Guangdong has also gone viral across the internet. It is said that this house was already built as early as 600 years ago, so it counts as an ancient residence, right? This "Oyster House" that is famous all over the internet is made from oyster shells plus mud and glutinous rice, which makes one marvel at the ideas of ancient Chinese food lovers!

At present, this "Oyster House" is also very popular. Many people who travel to the local area will take a set of photos of the "Oyster House"! The editor believes that creative ideas from food lovers like this are bound to go viral in today's society with its developed internet! Is there anyone here who has seen this internet-famous "Oyster House"?




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