‘Who’s he?’ China vendor remains unfazed after receiving lai see from Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang visited a Shanghai market on January 24th as part of his routine visit to mainland China before Lunar New Year. While at Jinde Market in Lujiazui, Huang purchased 65 yuan worth of snacks from Haohao Chestnuts King.

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AI-generatedNvidia CEO Jensen Huang visited a Shanghai market on January 24th as part of his routine visit to mainland China before Lunar New Year. While at Jinde Market in Lujiazui, Huang purchased 65 yuan worth of snacks from Haohao Chestnuts King. He then gave the shop owner, surnamed Xu, a traditional "lai see" (red envelope) containing 600 yuan. The shop owner reportedly did not recognize Huang, despite his recent popularity on Chinese social media for his approachable behavior. Huang's visit included buying chestnuts and candied hawthorns, with payment handled by an employee using a QR code. The lai see was signed by Huang with his English name.
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5 extractedXu said on social media that there was 600 yuan cash inside the packet.
Huang visits his company’s offices in mainland China before flying to Taiwan before the Lunar New Year each year.
The operator of the snack stall did not recognize Jensen Huang.
Huang gave the owner of the street snack stall a lai see of 600 yuan.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang bought street snacks worth 65 yuan at a market in Shanghai.