KFC

Last Saturday I had a lunch at one KFC restaurant on East Nanjing Road. I took a piece of hamburg, a pair of fried chicken wings and a bowl of soup. Obviously this was a simple meal, but it took me nearly thirty yuan. Oh, my god! I began to think about it deeply. Why was it more expensive tnan the the same kind of foods in our country?

Finally I got the answer on the package paper of the fried chicken wings. There were some words printed on it as follows: KFC is the trademark of Kentuky Fried Chicken Company. Oh, it is fried chickens--the same food as most of Chinese restaurants. But it is from Kentuky, just like Coca Cola and Pepsi Cola, so it is the different chicken from Chinese chicken.

When I step out of the restaurant, I turned back to have a look of the resturuant. I saw one old American laughing at me on the wall of KFC.