Talk:Quanjude

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They don't serve the best duck in Beijing, and they're the most expensive one. Lightblade 22:48, 22 December 2006 (UTC)

Removed "..nationallystupid stupid stipid stupid stupid stupid stupid stupid, with..." - someone's playing with with wikipedia again

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Backwards name story sounds odd.
Thank you to the recent editor who caught a bug in the backwards name.

However the backwards name story sounds odd. Especially since so many public signs in China, especially historical ones and ones that are intended to look old, read from right to left. So a claim that originally the name had the characters reversed seems sort of jokey me. Since the article mostly lacks inline references, I didn't know where this claim came from.

I went looking through the references. Indeed the NTDTV article relates that before the shop became the restaurant: 本是一家山西人開的名叫“德聚全”的小干果鋪 (it was a small dried fruit store called "de ju quan" which was opened by a Shanxi person). I am dubious, but at least there is a reference. --- M.boli (talk) 00:17, 24 October 2019 (UTC)