The bazaar, often seen as a primitive, backward form of trade, has prevailed for thousands of years. In the United States, where industry and commerce are highly developed, it not only still exists, but also appears to be quite dynamic. Bazaars are found in many cities in the United States, and they congregate in their respective designated areas and at all specified times. A set of old 1985 photos that take you to see the American bazaar of that year.
The woman who sold butterfly specimens looked like she was doing well. Photo by Li Chengzhi
The old man who earns his living by sharpening his knife is sharpening his knife for the police.
Popcorn is one of The Americans' favorite snacks, and business is always booming here.
The clothing stall attracted many customers.
The young girl who plays with snakes, this can also be regarded as a jianghu selling artist.
Mother and son carrying billboards peddling homemade soap.
A small band of old people lined up on the side of the road to sell art.
The little girl is playing the piano and selling art.
Makeup sells balloons, good ideas, always attract a lot of customers.
The wax-wielding entertainers are crowded with curious children.
Three generations of people who visited the bazaar.
Finally, I weakly asked, where have the urban management in the United States gone?
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