China ambassador to M'sia picks up whole durian in Beijing supermarket after inaugural export


A screenshot of the embassy's post showing Bai Tian scanning the whole durian at FreshHema mall in Beijing.

PETALING JAYA: Following Malaysia’s inaugural export of homegrown frozen whole durian to China on June 17, its ambassador Bai Tian tried his hand at making his first purchase of the thorny fruit at an online-offline supermarket in Beijing Sunday (July 14).

In a post on the China Embassy’s Facebook page, Bai was said to have paid a field visit to Alibaba’s FreshHema mall in the capital city and successfully bought a frozen Musang King.

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