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This image captures an illuminated display board showcasing traditional Chinese snacks, likely in a shop in Johor Bahru, Malaysia. The board itself is designed with a traditional aesthetic, featuring a blue background, gold ornamental trim, and intricate patterns. The main title at the top of the board reads "传统类" (Traditional Category). A larger descriptive text explains that "高级万古曲奇" (Premium Wanggu Cookies) are made with "pure coconut milk and pandan leaves," and include varieties like "almond crisp," "green bean balls," "peanut balls," "walnut crisp," "taro crisp," and "mung bean almond," all boasting a rich, ancient flavor. The text concludes, "仿佛时光旅行,大四镇陪您品尝传统与品质的完美交融。" (As if time traveling, Da Sijhen accompanies you to savor the perfect blend of tradition and quality.) Seven different snacks are pictured with their names: 1. **高级万吉 (Premium Wanji):** White, flower-shaped cookies dusted with powder. 2. **花生球 (Peanut Balls):** Round, golden-brown snacks. 3. **青豆球 (Green Bean Balls):** Round, light green snacks. 4. **核桃酥 (Walnut Crisp):** Irregularly shaped, crumbly light brown cookies. 5. **芋头酥 (Taro Crisp):** Flower-shaped, light brown cookies. 6. **绿豆杏仁 (Mung Bean Almond):** Square or star-shaped light yellow cookies. 7. **谷仁酥 (Grain Crisp):** Stacked, round white or light beige cookies. The display board is mounted above shelves filled with various packaged products, predominantly in red and gold cylindrical containers, suggesting these traditional snacks are available for purchase. The scene depicts an indoor retail setting with artificial lighting, highlighting the products and their traditional appeal.
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