Nice evening in Vancouver. Then we are getting ready to visit the chinese night market. Would you like to follow us to buy some food to eat at there? Lets go!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Don is looking the place to pack his bike.Izzy wants to be a big girl. She wants to get down from his father's back to walk by herself.
Law Family members are walking to the Chinese night market.
Wah!!!!!!!! Why so happy? Because Ka Kei and Izzy are buying some interesting food for them!
Izzy is enjoying her ice juice. Don is enjoying his meat ball.
Izzy is enjoying her ice juice. Don is enjoying his meat ball.
What do you want to buy Simon?
Simon wants to show off his his fire shrimps and Want ton soup.
Mother Rebecca is feeding her daughter.
Son Ka Kei is feeding his mother;
Young man Don is enjoying his food.
They are selling the BBQ cuttlefish
still to wait for Ka Kei to bring some difference of food back to enjoy.
We had a lot of fun at this evening in Vancouver on 2010 June 16th.
and I took the life lesson from a seller young man.I want to buy $10.00 some honey BBQ breads. I gave $50.00 bill to this Chinese young man. He changed two $5.00 bill to me. I told him that it is not enough of change. He said". You gave $20 bill to me. You see, at my cash register no any $50 bill here." I was very sure that I gave him the $50 bill. And I knew that a lot of this kind hoax are happening in China and the Chinatown. Then I was keeping my positive to tell him again" No. I gave you $50 dollar bill. You have to check your money register again! Then a white lady who was behind me to buy the bread. She said with the loud voice:" Yes. she gave you $ 50 bill.". Then this young trickster gave me $30 dollar back to me. And said :" So sorry. I put the bill under the money register. I didn't see it. Sorry. Sorry." I was so angry. I knew those sellers who work at this stall were from north of China. Then I used the mandarin to talk to them:" Please don't do this hoax in Canada. Don't damage our Chinese's moral character and credit and reputation. Don't sell your moral for $30 dollar!!!!!!!!!!!!" Then he and his partners were looking and me and very surprising that I talk with mandarin. They talked with mandarin to say " sorry Sorry, very sorry. Please forgive."
It was making me to feel so sad for my Chinese compatriots. Yes, right now China is becoming a very rich country. But the education of moral is getting down hill. what shell I do for it?
Any way. Best wish to Chinese. And thank you God's kindness to let us to have this chance to enjoy this night market in Vancouver.
1 comment:
Mrs. Law;
Thank you for sharing your pictures of the market. The food looks so good in the photos, I can almost smell it and taste it! I hope that when I get to Vancouver I will go and experience a market like this. I will learn from your experience and pay attention to the amount of money I give the vendor because I won't be able to correct his moral behaviour in Mandarin! Haha! Have a Great Day!
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