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Taiwanese man gives free noodles to needy
2019/07/12 10:00
Have you ever heard of a noodle shop that serves noodles for free? The noodles at Yen Wei-shun's family noodle stall (顏林蔭 行善麵店) in New Taipei are served free to those who cannot afford to pay. In 2013, he and his family started giving needy people free bowls of noodles. Check out this video to find out why.
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