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In Guiyang, they call it Siwawa – fresh vegetables, spicy tofu and crispy bits all wrapped in a rice crepe.

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00:00Tucked away in the alleyways of Guiyang, capital of southwest China's Guizhou province, there's a snack that locals have loved for generations,
00:20Si Wawa, recognized as an intangible cultural heritage of Guizhou province.
00:25Si Wawa wraps up over 10 types of seasonal ingredients, crunchy cucumber, spicy tofu, crispy pork crackings, and set delicate paper-seeing rice crabs.
00:36But the real kick? It's sour and spicy dipping sauce that wakes up every inch of your palate.
00:43If Mexico has tacos wrapped in guantadillas, Guizhou answers with Si Wawa wrapped in silky rice sheets, same vibe, different soul.
00:53For the people of Guiyang, Si Wawa isn't just street food. It's memory, tradition, and flavor, all rolled up into one perfect bite.
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