Who would have thought that the big white steamed bun that usually costs five cents a piece,
It actually appeared at the French Bread Festival!
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May 8, at the Bread Festival in France
A Chinese blogger spotted steamed buns from his hometown on the booth at the scene!
This impact is like seeing a brother's name on the rich list~ [Covering his face]
Then the blogger bought a few flavors of steamed buns for French passers-by to taste, good guys, it's really a "foreign" thing, delicious!
Laughing numb! Chinese steamed buns participated in the French bread festival, which directly broke the defense of Japanese and Korean netizens 
Laughing numb! Chinese steamed buns participated in the French bread festival, which directly broke the defense of Japanese and Korean netizens How many times have you said that you want to call me Chinese sugar-free cake outside!
Laughing numb! Chinese steamed buns participated in the French bread festival, which directly broke the defense of Japanese and Korean netizens This feeling is like the feeling of seeing your girlfriend on the Victoria's Secret stage [covering your face]
Laughing numb! Chinese steamed buns participated in the French bread festival, which directly broke the defense of Japanese and Korean netizens What about my Chinese-style baguette and Chinese-style hairpin flower roll?
Laughing numb! Chinese steamed buns participated in the French bread festival, which directly broke the defense of Japanese and Korean netizens Laughing numb! Chinese steamed buns participated in the French bread festival, which directly broke the defense of Japanese and Korean netizens Laughing numb! Chinese steamed buns participated in the French bread festival, which directly broke the defense of Japanese and Korean netizens Although the steamed buns have a remarkable record, but in the eyes of other foreigners, it seems that things are starting to change:
Korean netizens said: Mantou was invented by our ancestors and has historical records. [covers face]
Laughing numb! Chinese steamed buns participated in the French bread festival, which directly broke the defense of Japanese and Korean netizens When can you make this style of steamed bun and then speak!
Laughing numb! Chinese steamed buns participated in the French bread festival, which directly broke the defense of Japanese and Korean netizens Japanese netizens said: This is used by ancient civilians to satisfy hunger, and there is no nutrition.
Hahaha, I'm too lazy to refute~
Laughing numb! Chinese steamed buns participated in the French bread festival, which directly broke the defense of Japanese and Korean netizens Laughing numb! Chinese steamed buns participated in the French bread festival, which directly broke the defense of Japanese and Korean netizens South Korea: It's a new era, is there still anyone who eats steamed buns?
Laughing numb! Chinese steamed buns participated in the French bread festival, which directly broke the defense of Japanese and Korean netizens You'd better increase the production of kimchi first, so that the Korean students are hungry and shouting to go home every day!
Laughing numb! Chinese steamed buns participated in the French bread festival, which directly broke the defense of Japanese and Korean netizens But the most interesting thing is the message from Indian netizens:
We don't have this stuff in India, it's definitely not delicious!
Isn't this just a lump of dough, what's delicious~
Laughing numb! Chinese steamed buns participated in the French bread festival, which directly broke the defense of Japanese and Korean netizens Laughing numb! Chinese steamed buns participated in the French bread festival, which directly broke the defense of Japanese and Korean netizens However, some netizens in other countries expressed surprise:
Why can't I do it?
Laughing numb! Chinese steamed buns participated in the French bread festival, which directly broke the defense of Japanese and Korean netizens Laughing numb! Chinese steamed buns participated in the French bread festival, which directly broke the defense of Japanese and Korean netizens 
