San Francisco's history also includes the creation of walk-in drive-ins in the 1950s and 60s to the “suburbs” of Richmond and Sunset districts.
Western companies have demonstrated their ability to adapt in China in other ways, such as paying workers below minimum wage and violating food safety regulations.. Indigenous Chinese companies benefit little from this. Repeated attempts to imitate foreign competitors have largely proven unsustainable. The same applies to the development of alternative concepts that seek to combine local tradition with mass production. Massive government support and claims about the medicinal properties of these products have also failed.
What's the reason? Chinese people are certainly interested in visiting McDonald's because of the uniform hygiene standards, consistent quality of food, and curiosity about the Western lifestyle. However, there is another important motive. The ad specifically targets “little emperors” – children and young people who have grown up largely without siblings due to population control policies and who have persuaded their families to give them almost everything money can buy. The overindulgence of young people is not only causing a paradigm shift in society, but also exacerbating a hitherto ignored health risk in China: overweight. Ironically, this is happening at the same time that excessive thinness is being idolized.
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McDonald's is a major chain in China. They have been experimenting with their food for about 25 years. Especially young people like hamburgers. It is said that they use real beef patties, so it has an authentic taste.We also sell good samples Western cuisine has changed:
- Instead of apple pie Taro pie or banana pie: An interesting experiment was conducted. Fresh apples are popular and cultivated in China, but for some reason, purple sweet potato pies and banana pies are sold in paper boxes.
- Matcha ice cream: They also sell vanilla ice cream, and this experimental flavor is popular. In some regions of China, people routinely drink green tea with meals. Although hot green tea is not sold, this preparation is suitable for people. Perhaps they want the flavor of green tea with their meal.
- rice and porridge Instead of a small cup of mashed potatoes: Many Chinese feel that rice is part of the meal, so you can order rice or porridge like rice soup with your burger (hànbƎobāo, 汉塡 BAo). Masu.
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Imported potato chips, cookies, canned goods, cereals, etc. can be three to four times more expensive than in countries like the United States or Australia. And in most places, this kind of food is not available. This means it's about 10 times more expensive than similar popular equivalent local food.
- bag of doritos The price of a medium size chip is 70 RMB or 11 USD. US price is 2.50 or 3 USD.
- breyers ice cream In the US it costs $5, but in China it costs $50. Available in some cities in China.
- V8 juice The price is 68 RMB, or about $11.
- tomato sauce A glass bottle costs more than $10 in China, but about $2.50 in the United States.
- Moderate kellogg boxed cereal It costs $14 in China.
- can of campbell soup It's $4.70 in China!
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