The Philippines, this beautiful island nation, is known worldwide for its unique and abundant natural resources. However, a recent decision on the export of durian has caused widespread controversy and discussion. The Philippines is ready to export durian to our country on a large scale! What the hell is going on? Who gave them such courage?
As a unique and delicious fruit, durian is widely popular in the Southeast Asian region. However, due to its strong smell and special taste, durian has always been seen as a "love it or hate it" fruit. This is definitely good news for those who love durian, and they will have more opportunities to taste fresh Filipino durian.
However, this is undoubtedly bad news for those who hate durian to the extreme. They expressed their outrage and bewilderment at the Philippine export decision: why force this "stinky fruit" to our country? Who gave the Philippines such courage?
The decision sparked a heated discussion on the internet, with reviews, jokes, and parody images flooding in. Someone joked: "Could it be that the Philippines is already planning to use durian to capture the tip of our tongue?" Some people also angrily asked, "Are they trying to destroy our taste buds with durian?" ”
Of course, in the field of trade, there are also those who see it as a business opportunity. They believe that durian, as a unique fruit, may lead to a boom in the "durian economy" if it can arouse the interest of domestic consumers. But it's still unknown whether there really are so many people who will love this "love it or hate it" fruit.
In any case, this decision of the Philippines has attracted enough attention and discussion. In our country, attitudes towards durian vary widely, and everyone has their own preferences. In other words, the export of durian is like a watershed that divides people into two distinct camps.
So, the final question is, should this large-scale durian export be welcomed? Or should we resolutely stop this act by the Philippines? Whether you're for it or against, don't forget that each of us has unique taste buds and tastes.