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People met on my backpacking 184 - A Spanish guy's amazing tale of life in China

Today, I met an unusual guy. He was in his fifties, Brazilian-Spanish, had lived in Kunming, China, for 22 years. He made a nice income owning an import store in Kunming with his Chinese wife. His handling of the goods included wine from Spain and 'Hamon'. He mostly worked with the middle class and made big money. However, during the COVID-19 outbreak, China's economy began to decline. In addition, he ultimately escaped alone when China's anti-spy law went into force last year. I assumed it was a joke since he spoke with a smile but it was true.

Informed him that I had visited China several times before, but that I had stopped visiting there once Xi assumed control. He agreed with me. I told him about the mushroom restaurant I first visited in Kunming on my 2005 trip to China. He instantly understood my message. The restaurant I went to has over 50 different types of mushrooms. They placed each of those mushrooms in a bowl labeled with their names on a large display stand. Baked, boiled, slightly blanched, fried, mushroom porridge, mushroom soup, dried... I was free to pick mushrooms, make shabu-shabu, or add herbal remedies to my liking.

Told him I had only eaten five or six types of mushrooms that I was familiar with. He appeared to understand what I was saying. When I told him that everything in China was fake, he smiled. This is exactly what I heard from the Chinese. Anyway, the Chinese people had a profound mistrust of their own cuisine. China's middle class frequently avoids Chinese food. That's why the wine and jamon he brought directly from Spain to Kunming sold so well. During my trip to Spain, I enjoyed Hamon the most when I bought it myself, particularly in Andalusia.

When I asked him what inspired him to settle in China, his response was also fascinating. After graduating from high school, he worked for a firm in southern Andalucia that manufactured the world's greatest Hamong. One day, he went on a market survey in Guilin, a popular tourist destination in China. He fell in love with the landscape of Guilin, met a Chinese woman there, and eventually moved in Kunming, her hometown. He worked hard enough to feed his wife and her twelve family members. Xi altered everything. The moment has come to depart. He left Kunming without regrets and with the fewest expenditures.

He is now traveling around Thailand with a Thai friend and looking for a second place to settle in Thailand. Having talked to me constantly without losing their smiles, he and his Thai friend seemed to have a wonderful world of their own, something I didn't know. I wish them all the best. (*They said they didn't want their faces exposed in pictures.)

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