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      <description>Unlike in Europe, rabbit meat is fairly uncommon as a food source in China. The exception is the southwest province of Sichuan, which consumes 60 percent of the 500 million rabbits consumed annually in the country.
Its capital, Chengdu, is in the Sichuan basin, which is flanked by mountains on all sides, said Sichuanese chef, Jenny Gao. “The land is so fertile because of the warm and wet climate. It's actually a perfect breeding ground for rabbits and rabbits of course, breed like rabbits.”
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      <title>Sichuan alone consumes more than half of rabbit meat in China</title>
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      <description>Rabbit is a commonly-used ingredient in the southwest Chinese province of Sichuan, where 60 percent of the country’s rabbit meat is consumed. We were invited to the home of a local chef and writer, who made us her grandfather's special rabbit dish.
Written by: Clarissa Wei
Voiceover: Jenny Gao
Featuring: Jenny Gao and family
Produced by: Clarissa Wei and Dolly Li
Shot by: Nicholas Ko and Mario Chui
Edited by: Nicholas Ko
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      <title>My grandfather's rabbit salad</title>
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