broadsword
Brigadier
Banning exotic animals off the plate on the table isn't going to resolve the problem, if anything it is going to push the wildlife trade underground which will exacerbate the problem. Such knee jerk actions are the last things China needs to do, what is more important is to create a way to regulate and test safety for exotic foods.
I disagree. Not banning unwanted practises means more people are allowed to continue with their undesirable behavior instead of reducing them. Banning is not going to stamp out overnight, but with education, law enforcement and rise in living standards, new habits and behavior will become the mainstream and old ones the outlier.