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This image captures an indoor food stall, likely within a night market or food court in Beijing, China, illuminated by bright artificial lighting, suggesting it's nighttime. The primary subjects are various skewers of food displayed in trays and on digital menu screens, alongside prominent signage.

On the left, a large, backlit golden sign displays Chinese characters, which read "火炸串公司" (Huǒ Zhà Chuàn Gōng Sī), translating to "Fire Fried Skewer Company." Below this, a small red sign says "荣誉出品" (Róng Yù Chū Pǐn), meaning "Proudly Produced" or "Honorary Product." Another small sign above reads "企业黄页" (Qǐ Yè Huáng Yè), "Business Yellow Pages."

Three digital screens display appetizing images of skewers and detailed menu information.
The top screen features "麦穗鸡柳串" (Mài Suì Jī Liǔ Chuàn), or "Wheat Ear Chicken Skewers," described in English as "Crisp Chi Ske." The Chinese text notes the "外皮“咔嚓”酥脆 内在鲜嫩多汁" (outer layer "crunchy" and crispy, inner fresh and tender and juicy) and prices them at "8元/10串" (8 yuan for 10 skewers).
The middle screen showcases "招牌掌中宝" (Zhāopái Zhǎng Zhōng Bǎo), or "Signature Chicken Clavicle/Paws," with English partially visible as "Signa Ch Cla." It mentions "皮香肉嫩嫩 骨头嘎嘣脆" (skin fragrant, meat tender, bones crunchy) and costs "8元/5串" (8 yuan for 5 skewers).
A partially visible bottom screen shows "大里脊" (Dà Lǐ Jǐ), "Large Pork Loin," and mentions "精选猪排骨" (Selected pork ribs).

To the right, a person's head and shoulder are visible as they lean in to view the displayed food. Below the screens, numerous skewers of cooked food are neatly arranged in white trays, ready for selection. A vertical light strip with circular white lights separates the display screens from the food trays. The overall ambiance is vibrant and focused on street food.
Laurent

Feb 8, 2025, 8:13 AM

Beijing, China

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This image captures an indoor food stall, likely within a night market or food court in Beijing, China, illuminated by bright artificial lighting, suggesting it's nighttime. The primary subjects are various skewers of food displayed in trays and on digital menu screens, alongside prominent signage. On the left, a large, backlit golden sign displays Chinese characters, which read "火炸串公司" (Huǒ Zhà Chuàn Gōng Sī), translating to "Fire Fried Skewer Company." Below this, a small red sign says "荣誉出品" (Róng Yù Chū Pǐn), meaning "Proudly Produced" or "Honorary Product." Another small sign above reads "企业黄页" (Qǐ Yè Huáng Yè), "Business Yellow Pages." Three digital screens display appetizing images of skewers and detailed menu information. The top screen features "麦穗鸡柳串" (Mài Suì Jī Liǔ Chuàn), or "Wheat Ear Chicken Skewers," described in English as "Crisp Chi Ske." The Chinese text notes the "外皮“咔嚓”酥脆 内在鲜嫩多汁" (outer layer "crunchy" and crispy, inner fresh and tender and juicy) and prices them at "8元/10串" (8 yuan for 10 skewers). The middle screen showcases "招牌掌中宝" (Zhāopái Zhǎng Zhōng Bǎo), or "Signature Chicken Clavicle/Paws," with English partially visible as "Signa Ch Cla." It mentions "皮香肉嫩嫩 骨头嘎嘣脆" (skin fragrant, meat tender, bones crunchy) and costs "8元/5串" (8 yuan for 5 skewers). A partially visible bottom screen shows "大里脊" (Dà Lǐ Jǐ), "Large Pork Loin," and mentions "精选猪排骨" (Selected pork ribs). To the right, a person's head and shoulder are visible as they lean in to view the displayed food. Below the screens, numerous skewers of cooked food are neatly arranged in white trays, ready for selection. A vertical light strip with circular white lights separates the display screens from the food trays. The overall ambiance is vibrant and focused on street food.

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