Desperate Scenes in China: Streets Empty, Fruits Rotting, Merchants in Tears!

"“China’s Fruit Market Has Collapsed — Farmers Are Crying, Vendors Are Giving Up, and No One’s Buying Anymore”
This year, fruit prices in China have plunged to shocking lows. Selling at just 0.8 or 0.9 yuan per jin can’t even cover labor costs. No one imagined the market would crash like this. Production is high, but sales are frozen — good fruits, bad fruits, they’re all rotting in storage. Even premium fruits bring nothing but losses. The truth is simple: the economy has gone cold.
Since the pandemic, China’s economy has been gasping for air. Domestic demand is weak, and the so-called “consumption downgrade” has turned into something darker — an era of extreme frugality. Across the country, pay cuts, layoffs, and fierce workplace competition have drained people’s desire to spend. On social media, many young people now joke about “competing to live the poorest.”


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