Soup at the End? A Chinese Woman's Unique Take on Russian Dining

A Chinese woman named Feiya recently visited a Russian restaurant called "Mumu" to experience Russian cuisine. In a short video that has gained some traction online, she highlights a key difference in dining customs between the two cultures: the order of serving soup. "In Russia, soup is served first," Feiya explains, "but in China, we eat it last, almost like a dessert. This is because we don't typically have a separate dessert course in China." Feiya's video showcases the cultural nuances of dining, using her experience in a Russian restaurant as a springboard for this comparison. The video has generated interest online, sparking discussions about cultural differences and food traditions. This highlights the growing interest in cross-cultural experiences and the impact of sharing personal experiences through social media.