Iron wok sold out after it is featured on 'A Bite Of China' TV show


By AGENCY

A wok maker in China sold out its stock of nearly 2,000 pieces after an episode of A Bite Of China showed how the cooking pan is made. Photo: VisualHunt

A handcrafted iron wok has become a must-have item for many people after it was featured in a popular TV documentary, sparking the industry to cultivate more young craftsmen to meet the booming demand.

A Bite Of China, which shows the relationship between food and people in Chinese culture, returned for its third season on China Central Television on Feb 19 during the Spring Festival holiday.

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