No Luxury Goods in China? Sorry, You Just Can't Afford Them

When the claim "China has no luxury goods" appeared online, it sparked a frenzy of discussion across the internet, with views surpassing one hundred million.

After reading the news, Su Bai, a professor of Chinese cultural studies, couldn't help but say:

"It's not that China has no luxury goods. It's just that even the rich can't afford China's luxuries."

As soon as he said this, the entire country questioned him.

Everyone thought Professor Su was just being stubborn.

People said:

"I know you love your country, but you shouldn't be blindly patriotic!"

"Is it really so hard to admit that we're not as good as others?"

"Professor, I'm a very patriotic person, but this time... I think you're hyping things up a bit too much!"

Faced with doubts from countless netizens,

Su Bai, who had bound himself to a System, started a livestream.

Soon, one top-tier Chinese luxury item after another came into being.

A golden-thread nanmu chair

Da Hong Pao tea worth 50,000 yuan per gram

Longquan seal ink

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.