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An eye-level shot captures a vibrant display of various candied fruits on skewers, commonly known as Tanghulu, showcased inside a refrigerated glass case, likely at a food stall or market in Beijing, China. The main subjects are rows of skewers holding different types of candied treats, neatly arranged on white, perforated plastic trays. At the top, there are skewers of bright red candied strawberries. Below them, another tray holds skewers of glossy green candied grapes. Further down, there are rows of candied items that appear to be hawthorn berries, each encased in a clear sugar shell and interleaved with a soft, white filling, possibly sticky rice or taro. Below these, more candied hawthorn skewers are visible, distinguished by a topping of black and white sesame seeds. At the bottom of the visible display, there are longer, yellowish candied sticks, potentially sweet potato or taro, and then darker candied pieces. The background inside the display case features a light brown slatted wooden surface. To the left of the food display, through the glass, a blue box or stand is visible with a folded piece of paper on top, containing illegible Chinese characters that might be a menu or price list. A purple cloth or towel hangs in the dimly lit background behind the blue box. At the bottom left, a green package with Chinese text "无痕素肤" (Wú hén sù fū - possibly a brand for wipes or tissues) and "3 Size of S" and "6" is partially visible. On the far right, a red illuminated sign with a stylized Chinese character or logo, possibly "又" (yòu), glows against a darker background, suggesting nighttime or an indoor setting. The image is taken through glass, causing some reflections and a slight haziness.
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