Shanghai epidemic situation grabs food jokes

Uncle Entertainment exchanged vegetables, which were very popular in the local area. It can be said that sometimes it is difficult for you to buy vegetables even if you have money. It is no exaggeration to describe this hot scene. Since the outbreak, everyone has developed the habit of hoarding goods. The materials prepared by each family are abundant, basically instant noodles, Regan Noodles and other foods that can be preserved for a long time. Foods such as vegetables that have a short storage time cannot be hoarded at one time, otherwise they will go bad directly. After the Shanghai epidemic, many people went to the market to buy vegetables, which led to the vegetables being snapped up, and the subsequent vegetables could not be supplied in time, so many people did not buy vegetables, so it was very important.

Uncle exchanged vegetables when he entertained. This incident is quite funny, and it is enough to see how popular vegetables are, reflecting the local people's thirst for vegetables. I hope that the market will replenish in time and everyone will have vegetables to eat.

Many people can't buy vegetables, and meat products or dairy products have a long shelf life, so everyone is not short of these things, and now people's lives are better. Many people don't like greasy food and want to eat more vegetables. Vegetables have become an indispensable part of people's diet, but too many people buy them, and many people can't buy them. It is really distressing. I hope this situation can be improved in time.

Although vegetables are in short supply, people still queue up to buy them as usual, and have not done other uncivilized behaviors. In this way, Bian Xiao feels that everyone has quality, which reflects the quality that a first-tier city should have. It is a traditional virtue of our country to queue up in a civilized way and show courtesy to the elderly. I hope that the local epidemic can be controlled as soon as possible and people can resume their previous lives.