Beijing Street Vendor Faces Backlash Over Duck Legs
China’s “Goose Leg Auntie” has come under fire after allegedly selling cheaper duck legs as raw materials. Chen Xiufeng, a 56-year-old street vendor in Beijing, built a loyal following with her 16 yuan (US$2) roast “goose legs”, promoted through social media pre-order groups. After arriving in Beijing in 2000 to sell fruit outside university gates, Chen later became known as “Goose Leg Auntie” because students queued at night for her popular goose leg snack. Students from two
A popular Beijing street vendor known as 'Goose Leg Auntie' has faced criticism for allegedly using cheaper duck legs instead of goose legs. Chen Xiufeng, 56, gained a large following by selling roast duck legs for 16 yuan. She first started selling fruit near universities in 2000. Her unique snack became a hit among students. The controversy arose after reports suggested she was using lower-quality ingredients. The incident has sparked discussions about food transparency. Many fans remain supportive of her despite the allegations.
The incident highlights concerns about food quality and authenticity in street food markets.
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