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According to the video, approximately 30% of the residents in the area consume dog meat, shedding light on the cultural nuances and differing perspectives on food choices.

Netizens in China and South Korea often clash over the ownership of cultural traditions, but, in this case, Chinese netizens have grudgingly given props for South Korea’s ban on dog meat.

Dog meat consumption in South Korea has been falling for years. In 2021, a poll showed almost 85% of the population no longer ate dog meat.