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11 hours ago, cdh said:I think Liuzhou's Chinese respondents should get partial credit for their Brazil answer..
I dismissed the Brazil answer because that food item was introduced into China via Xinjiang, China's troubled westernmost province where the local language is much more related to Turkish than any Chinese language. Also the culture and religion (Islam) there is very close to Turkish influences.
China's relationship with Brazil is almost zero.
10 hours ago, cdh said:I think Liuzhou's Chinese respondents should get partial credit for their Brazil answer..
I dismissed the Brazil answer because that food item was introduced into China via Xinjiang (China's westernmost province where the local language is related to Turkish).
China's relationship with Brazil is almost zero.
