Great value seafood at the 2020 Xiamen Gaoqi Fishing Port Seafood Festival!
On November 21, 2020 Xiamen Gaoqi fishing port Seafood Festival opened in Xiashang international aquatic products trading center.
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Products include frozen, fresh, alive and canned fishes.
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