Hairy crabs from China first appeared on the Thames River in England, with records of 1935 and 1999. The BBC published a frightening report that many strange river crabs appeared in London, which destroyed the riverbed and multiplied rapidly. They also said that this kind of crab is a delicious thing in China and sells at a high price. So the British people are single-minded, and their only response is single-minded.

In this way, there are more and more hairy crabs in the Thames, with hundreds of them. 10 years later, the British can't stand it. The way Americans deal with hairy crabs is to poison them. As a result, many aquatic creatures die, but few hairy crabs die. The British dare not follow suit and can only find another way:

Method 1: Come and eat.

They studied it for a year and finally found that it was non-toxic and people could safely eat it. So a columnist of The Independent took the initiative to become the first person to eat hairy crabs in Britain in 2009. And wrote a long food review in the independent newspaper, explaining how delicious it is and giving the recipe. The Daily Mail followed up the report and called on the British people to "eat crabs" with a menu attached. The Daily Mail commented that this article is zero and no British people care about it at all.

Method 2: Should we sell it to China?

The British people are completely free from temptation and no one eats. Since China people like it so much, let's send it all back. The British decided to catch all the hairy crabs and sell them back to China, so that they could catch them with joy. Besides crabs, there is also an endangered freshwater eel. Seeing that the British are staying at a respectful distance from others, they can't catch crabs, so they don't catch eels anymore. ...

Method 3: Fishing in a small area and selling it to local China people.

Can't export in large quantities. The British decided to catch as many crabs as possible in a small area. In 2009, they also held a special meeting in London to study whether "China Hairy Crab" can be commercialized. Someone asked at the meeting: If China people are addicted to eating, will there be more crabs in other rivers in Britain?

So the status quo is:

There are millions of pure China hairy crabs in the Thames, but no one eats them! There is no open large-scale fishing, and you need permission to catch crabs for their eels. You can't catch them if you want! China people thousands of miles away saw the news and shed tears on the table ~!

This is how China hairy crabs drive the British crazy.

Hope to adopt, thank you.