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How did a Chinese man raise 70,000 chickens? The image you are looking at now is not cut from a fictional movie about the war of chickens. It is a daily scene at a famous chicken farm in China. If you are curious about what really happened in this special farm, don't drop out of the screen. Farming 4.0 will explore with you from A to Z this chicken farm. Don't forget to click the subscribe button to continue following the journey of exploring agriculture around the world with us. Chicken is the most popular breed in the world. From millions of chickens in the US to small chicken farms in each rural family in Vietnam, anywhere in the world, people can find chickens. We raise chickens to harvest eggs and meat. According to statistics from 2003, chickens are the most overwhelming species in the bird class, with a population of 24 billion, 3 times the world's population. It's a huge number, isn't it? Each place in the world has a different way of raising chickens. Today, Farming 4.0 will take you to the land of billions of Chinese people to find out how Chinese farmers raise chickens. Raising chickens in a farm is too normal. Raising chickens for meat is also nothing special. But what about combining these two things? In 2019, the Chinese social network went viral for the clips of a 40-year-old man with a super weird way of raising chickens. It was Sang Quynh Jun, a 40-year-old man living in Minh Thuy District, Long Giang Province, China. In the video that went viral on social media, a 40-year-old farmer was sitting on a public bus, pulling a cart of food for the chickens running behind him. Many people were fascinated by the image of 70,000 chickens running on the public bus. Some of them even woke up and were able to fly, although they were blinded by the process of evolution. They flew through the fence, even passed through the wide fence and chased the public bus to get food. Why did Sang think of such a weird way of raising chickens? In early 2019, Sang Quynh Jun returned to his hometown in Long Giang Province and received a chicken farm with up to 70,000 chickens on a land of 10,000 acres. I don't know why, but after a while of taking care of the chickens in a traditional way, he decided to change. Since then, every morning, this man feeds the chickens, including roosters, geese and buffaloes, on a public bus. Then he mobilized another driver to drive the public bus. While I was standing on the bus, using a cart to scoop food, I rushed to the chickens running behind me. The land of the farm is up to 10,000 acres, so it's easy for a farmer to lead the chickens around. All of them seem to be interested in this new way of feeding. The funny image of Sang Quynh Jun was posted on social media. Unexpectedly, it became very famous. Most viewers are interested because they have never seen a similar scene before. Some people even joked that the chickens looked strong and muscular like a regiment of soldiers on the battlefield. I see a lot of people are interested in chickens. Sang Quynh Jun came up with the idea to bring a phone to live stream the scene of feeding chickens and the life of chickens. These live stream videos attract tens of thousands of viewers every day. Sang with chickens and the unique way of feeding has become a new phenomenon in the Chinese stream world. It's true that in the 4.0 age of agriculture, feeding chickens is the only way to become famous. Many of you may plan to bring your phone to the chicken farm to film a TikTok clip. But not everyone owns a chicken farm with up to 70,000 chickens and a 10,000 acres farm to be able to follow this trend, right? It looks fun, but besides looking interesting, is there any other purpose for this way of feeding? Many people think that farmers are too free, so they come up with a way to entertain themselves just to film a video to get views on social media. This is understandable. Today, there are a lot of people who film ridiculous videos on social media just to be famous. Some people think that Sang Quynh Jun has reached the age of 4 weeks, so he doesn't have the strength to carry a bag of food to feed the chickens as usual. Instead, he goes there by public transport and takes all the food. It seems to save a lot of energy. It sounds pretty reasonable, right? However, this is actually Sang's way of feeding the chickens. It's not just for fun, guys. It is known that this is the way to raise chickens to run and smell delicious meat in the legend. By letting the chickens run up to 10 km a day, the quality of chicken meat in this farm is much higher. People who enjoy chicken meat from Sang Quynh Jun's chickens give compliments because the meat is delicious, richer than chicken meat compared to the usual way of raising. Looking at this, I am very curious to taste the taste of these marathon runners. I don't know if it's as delicious as Vietnamese chickens. The high quality of meat along with the popularity on social media help Sang not to worry about not being able to sell chickens, just afraid that there are not enough chickens to sell. He plans to continue to expand the scale to 300,000 chickens in the future. The livestream is also maintained to share this unique way of raising chickens to many families. It's true that it's not difficult to be rich. It's hard to think of a different way to be rich, isn't it? In fact, encouraging chickens to exercise to increase the quality of meat is not a new method. In Vietnam, you are probably not unfamiliar with the words such as climbing chickens or walking chickens. Some provinces and towns in the mountains of Vietnam also apply the natural way of raising chickens to give the chickens a large area for them to work and fly. So that the chicken meat is delicious, the meat is probably better than the usual raised chickens. Many families apply this method and earn tens of billions of VND every year to escape poverty and become rich. However, the way of driving a truck while running and sucking the air for Sang's chickens is probably the most unique in this world. If you have a few acres of land, this is a pretty good way to raise chickens to become rich. It's worth learning. So agriculture around the world has a lot of interesting things, right? Sometimes it doesn't need advanced technology, modern technology or complicated technology. It is creativity that can create success for farmers. The story of Sang Quynh Jun's special running chicken farm is also a lesson for farmers. It's been a long time since the sun and the moon, selling the face to the ground, selling the back to the sky. Modern farmers want to succeed, they have to find a new way ahead of the times. Dare to think, dare to do. Do you want to learn more new knowledge about agriculture around the world? So what are you waiting for? Click the subscribe button, turn on the bell to receive notifications of our latest videos. Goodbye and see you in the next videos.