If disbelief were just confined to things, maybe I wouldn't bother to write this essay. But things went beyond just fake wine. Things progressed to fake contracts, fake investment schemes and so on. Then it went further and further. It extended to fake ID documents, fake passports, fake valued added tax declarations, etc. etc.
Capitalism has that, too.
Some people are in business to make fake criminal records and fake court judgements to trick foreigners. That is something no black humored novelist ever thought up. Maybe there is not too much of that under capitalism. Then there are fake statistics, fake career achievements. In December 1999, the Yunnan Ribao reported that the Ministry of Education estimates that there are 560,000 university degrees in China that aren't worth the paper they are written on.