<i>Show me a grocery store where fresh watercress and cherries are cheaper than some artificial crap loaded with added sugar, sodium, and preservatives, and people will start to eat healthier.</i><p>Here in urban China people still shop at fresh food markets, where there is only fresh food. Typical prices might be...<p>Tomatoes 4-8元 (<i>yuan</i>=CNY=&lt;USD$2) per 斤 (<i>jin</i>=500g=1&#x2F;2kg).
Spinach 4元 (&lt;USD$1) per large bunch
Bananas 10元 (&lt;USD$2) per large bunch (like 15-20 bananas)
Onion 1-2元 (&lt;USD$0.50) per large purple onion (brown is rarely found)<p>Artificial crap can be had elsewhere for cheap, but it&#x27;s not available in the markets, which also provide fresh soy milk, tofu, rice and wheat noodles, nuts, fish, etc.