An internet-famous chimpanzee in southwest China's Chongqing Municipality has once again amazed tourists as it has acquired the new skill of eating noodles with chopsticks just like humans.
It is not the first time that the 23-year-old chimp named Yu Hui stunned the public.
The chimp was previously caught on camera sweeping, washing clothes with soap and brush, and cleaning plates.
The smart chimp has also acquired skills such as pushups, handstands, and backflips.
Living in a zoo in Chongqing's Yongchuan District, Yu Hui has unlocked many skills by imitating humans.
Celebrity chimp in China eats noodles with chopsticks
The Chinese anti-war action comedy "Once Upon a Time in the Middle East" held its New Zealand's premiere in Auckland on Thursday ahead of its nationwide theatrical release, drawing praise from local film fans.
The story follows a Chinese chef who travels to the Middle East in the early 2000s to start a business, only to face the outbreak of war. His small restaurant becomes a refuge for local civilians and children.
Blending culinary tradition with a story of ordinary people's resilience and kindness amid conflict, the film has struck a strong cross-cultural chord with audiences of diverse backgrounds.
At the premiere, some of the dishes featured in the film were recreated, giving audiences a chance to experience Chinese food culture through the story.
The event offered audiences a taste of China and helped foster greater understanding and cultural exchange between China and New Zealand.
Chinese anti-war film premieres in New Zealand
