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The image displays a refrigerated display case found in a grocery store or supermarket, likely in Beijing, China. The case is filled with various types of prepared and pickled vegetables or condiments, presented in clear plastic trays. A prominent yellow sign hangs above the food, providing information in Chinese. The main text on the sign reads "散称酱菜" (sǎn chēng jiàng cài), which translates to "Bulk Pickled Vegetables" or "Bulk Condiments." Below this, the price is listed as "12.9 元/斤" (12.9 yuan per jin), indicating that the items cost 12.9 Chinese Yuan for approximately 500 grams. The sign also includes a notice at the bottom: "咸菜碗有偿使用" (xián cài wǎn yǒu cháng shǐ yòng), meaning "Pickled vegetable bowl for charged use," suggesting that customers pay an extra fee for the container. In the visible trays, a variety of pickled items are shown. One tray to the right of the sign contains green peppers or long beans in a reddish sauce. Other trays below and to the left display different mixes of chopped vegetables and seasonings. Above the yellow sign, the top edge of the display case has labels that repeatedly say "FRESH VEGETABLES" in English, along with "やさい" (yasai), the Japanese word for vegetables. A small digital label in the top right corner shows "12.90", corroborating the price on the yellow sign. The scene depicts a common sight in Asian markets where prepared side dishes are sold.
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