Inside China's Most Expensive Supermarket 🇨🇳 Chinese People really buy THESE?!

In this video, I visit one of the fanciest supermarkets I have seen in China: Olé, a premium supermarket in Wuhan where almost every product feels completely new to me. After being in China for a few weeks, I realised something strange: I had done so many things already, but I had barely been inside a supermarket. In China, everything is so convenient that you can order food, snacks, fruit, drinks, and daily items straight to your door. So I wanted to finally see what a real Chinese supermarket is like, and whether it is similar to supermarkets back home in Europe. The answer was very simple: not at all. From the moment I walked in, I was shocked by the quality, the packaging, the prices, and the amount of things I had never seen before. Giant oranges with security tags, beautifully packaged fruit, tiny watermelons, huge cherries, yellow tomatoes, green tomatoes, black tomatoes, white strawberries, strange alien-looking fruits, and more types of premium fruit than I even knew existed. Because Chinese New Year was coming, the whole supermarket was full of beautiful gift boxes, red packaging, horse-themed decorations, oranges everywhere, and expensive-looking products that felt more like luxury presents than normal groceries. It honestly felt less like a supermarket and more like a museum of food I could not understand. As I walked around, things got even stranger. Beef balls, pork balls, shrimp balls, octopus balls, cuttlefish balls, fish balls, fancy rice, dried fish maw, expensive honey, baozi, meat snack gift boxes, organic rock sugar, beancurd sticks, duck clavicle snacks, duck wings, boneless chicken feet, beef crisps, dried pineapple, honey lemon drinks, coconut snacks, jackfruit chips, ginseng powder, dried mushrooms, and even supermarket products locked behind a cage because they cost hundreds of euros. 在这个视频里, 我去了中国一家我见过最高级的超市之一: Olé。这是一家在武汉的高端超市, 里面几乎每一个商品对我来说都很新鲜, 也贵到让我不敢随便买。 我来中国已经几个星期了, 做了很多事情, 但有一件很普通的事情我竟然还没有认真做过, 那就是去逛中国超市。在中国, 生活真的太方便了, 很多东西都可以直接在网上下单, 然后送到家门口。所以这一次, 我决定亲自去看看中国超市到底是什么样子, 也想看看它和欧洲的超市到底有什么不同。 答案很简单: 完全不一样。 我一走进去就被震惊到了。这里的水果, 包装, 价格和商品种类都让我觉得很夸张。巨大的橙子, 还带着防盗标签, 包装得像礼物一样的水果, 很小的西瓜, 很大的樱桃, 黄色番茄, 绿色番茄, 黑色番茄, 白草莓, 还有很多我完全没见过的奇怪水果。 因为快到中国新年了, 整个超市到处都是漂亮的礼盒, 红色包装, 马年主题的装饰, 还有各种各样的橙子。很多东西看起来根本不像普通食品, 更像是送礼用的高级礼物。说实话, 这个地方不像一个普通超市, 更像是一个我看不懂的食物博物馆。 越往里面走, 东西越离谱。牛肉丸, 猪肉丸, 虾丸, 章鱼丸, 墨鱼丸, 鱼丸, 高级大米, 花胶, 很贵的蜂蜜, 包子, 肉类零食礼盒, 有机冰糖, 腐竹, 鸭锁骨零食, 鸭翅, 无骨鸡爪, 牛肉脆片, 菠萝干, 蜂蜜柠檬饮料, 椰子零食, 菠萝蜜脆片, 人参粉, 干蘑菇, 甚至还有一些商品因为太贵被锁在柜子里, 价格高到几百欧元。 我本来以为自己会像在欧洲超市一样, 买一点面包, 牛奶, 麦片, 黄油和苹果。结果我在里面走来走去, 一直拿起不同的东西, 但大部分时间我根本不知道自己在看什么。这个超市让我看到了中国非常有趣的一面, 又好笑, 又让人困惑, 又高级, 又有一点未来感。 最后, 我只买了一些比较安全的东西, 比如玉米, 酸奶和饮料, 但是这次体验真的很值得。这不只是一次普通的购物, 更像是我在中国最高级的超市里努力生存的一次冒险。 之后还会有更多中国城市和小地方的视频。如果中文字幕有哪里不自然, 也欢迎告诉我, 我会继续努力改进! ⏰ TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 Intro: Chinese supermarkets, utopia or dystopia? 00:15 Visiting China’s fanciest supermarket 00:25 Why I barely went to supermarkets in China 00:41 Comparing Chinese supermarkets to Europe 00:51 Entering Olé supermarket 01:03 Giant oranges with security tags 01:20 Why Chinese people love oranges 01:45 Beautiful Chinese New Year fruit packaging 02:02 Fruits I have never seen before 02:17 Tiny watermelons and huge cherries 02:38 Yellow, green and black tomatoes 03:05 Strange vegetables and mystery foods 03:58 Beef balls, pork balls, shrimp balls and fish balls 04:34 Premium rice and expensive mystery products 05:03 Dried fish maw and fancy fruit 05:15 White strawberries and luxury honey 05:46 Baozi and the orange obsession 06:05 Chinese New Year gift boxes 06:17 Why this is not Chinese Lidl 06:39 Organic rock sugar and beancurd sticks 07:07 Duck snacks and boneless chicken feet 07:50 Strange expensive beef snacks 08:35 Dried fruit and honey lemon drinks 08:57 Coconut, banana and jackfruit snacks 09:23 Ginseng powder and mystery tubes 09:59 Supermarket products locked behind a cage 10:32 Realising I do not know what to buy 10:48 Looking for normal European groceries 11:38 Trying to read Chinese supermarket deals 12:15 What I finally bought 12:27 Successful shopping in China 12:29 Free red pockets for Chinese New Year 🌍✈️🌍✈️🌍✈️🌍✈️🌍✈️🌍✈️🌍✈️🌍✈️🌍✈️🌍✈️🌍✈️🌍 ABOUT ME My name is Máté, and I’m a 24-year-old Christian and family-friendly travel YouTuber, creating content for English speakers and Korean viewers who want to learn English and laugh along the way 🌍✝️🇰🇷 🌍 MY WEBSITE: https://urimate.com Got feedback? Leave a comment — I love improving through your suggestions 🙏 📧 For collaborations or just about anything, contact me at: [email protected] #china #wuhan #chinatravel #wuhanchina #chinesefood #chineseculture #chinafood #urimate