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Bok bok sing bok sing has four package sizes: 12/18/23/50 grams. Bok bok sing Bok bok sing is a leisure snack and the first joint venture brand and program in China first released in Guangzhou, China. It is fried potato balls with a logo of an old witch clawing on a great ball on the package. With China's economic reform and the normalization of China-US relations, Guangdong was chosen to be a testing ground for the reforms and allowing US companies to operate. Coca-Cola was the first US company in Guangzhou. It brought American technology targeted on China's consumers. It was sold for