You can bring rice sausage and spicy cabbage when you go abroad.

China Customs Regulations on Bringing Items into and Out of China

Any items brought into China must be declared and subject to inspection by customs personnel. You are not allowed to carry any items through customs for others when traveling.

2. Alcoholic beverages: Those who stay for less than six months can bring two bottles of alcoholic beverages (0.75kg); those who stay for more than six months can bring four bottles of alcoholic beverages (0.75kg);

3. Each person can bring a maximum of NT$300 worth of Chinese medicines and patent medicines to foreign countries; each person can bring a maximum amount of NT$150 worth of drugs to Hong Kong and Macau; it is strictly prohibited to bring drugs exceeding the limit into the country;

4. Appropriate amount of perfume (for personal use) when entering the country as a gift;

5. Gold, silverware and decorations; the entry cannot exceed 50 grams; any items leaving the country without authorization from the People’s Republic of China and the People’s Republic of China Without permission, all gold, silverware and decorations are not allowed to be exported;

6. Export of cultural relics All exported cultural relics must obtain permission from the People's Republic of China before leaving the country;

7. Any of the following electronic equipment can be imported into the country: cameras, portable tape recorders, portable movie cameras, portable camcorders, and laptop computers;

8. It is strictly prohibited to import any firearms, munitions and explosives that are flammable Items; counterfeit banknotes/stocks;

Any printed matter, film, photo, audio tape, video tape and other items that have an impact on China's politics, economy, culture and morality; any poisonous items; opium, morphine, heroin , marijuana, other drugs; any animals, plants and objects that may transmit diseases; any prohibited import items; any prints, films, photos, audio tapes, video tapes and other items that may leak state secrets; any cultural relics; endangered animals, Plants (including specimens, seeds).