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slash boxing. As the most populous nation on earth with more than 1.4 billion people,

China has one of the most expansive cultures in the modern world. But just because it has more people, China has one of the most expansive cultures in the modern world. But just

because it has more people doesn't mean that all of China's habits, rules, or routines are

considered normal by everyone. From bizarre delicacies and wacky wedding traditions to the strange

reason why police forces are employing geese.

It's time to check out some things you'll find unbelievable that amazingly haven't in China every day.

They're listening. You're listening. You're listening to BAMAS. Oh, hey!

Welcome to the BMAZ kitchen, where I show you how to cook the most questionable food conceivable.

Are you ready?

Well, today it's a Chinese culinary classic, all the way from the city of Dongyang

that dates back centuries. Virgin boy eggs. Yep, I heard that right. Virgin boy eggs.

For this recipe, you will need a large pot, as many chicken eggs as you want, and a boy younger than 10 who is willing

to give you his urine. Today I have my nephew, Jared. Once you have all that, let's get started.

First place your eggs into the pot and fill with urine, then place over a high heat and bring to a boil.

You want to leave them around six to eight minutes for them to become hard boiled. Afterwards, take the eggs, crack the shells,

and place them back into the pot of urine. Then you're going to want to leave them simmering for

up to 24 hours to really infuse them with the flavor of the urine.

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