Rushing to the market is the market trade in the countryside, and it is also the place where the peasants choose to exchange excess agricultural and sideline products on a daily basis, because most of them are located on highway traffic arteries, and people are accustomed to calling them "road markets". Every "rush" day, the trade is exuberant, obstructing traffic, and the local units must organize forces to maintain order, which the people call "smashing the field". I have worked in the countryside for many years and have a deep understanding of this. Recently, I stayed at a relative's house for a few days, the old "road market" is gone, and the new farmers' market on the side of the road is very lively, full of goods and crowds.
Stalls everywhere when rushing to the market. Photo/ Zhang Buyu
Lively rush atmosphere. Photo/ Zhang Buyu
My brother-in-law rented and planted hundreds of acres of rice fields, processed the rice into rice, and his wife went to the market to retail, packed by weight, and then delivered by him in an agricultural vehicle. I thought the rice was of good quality, so I bought two bags of rice for three yuan per kilogram, forty pounds. Today's farmers' markets, which do not hinder transportation and facilitate farmers to trade commodities, are really a good thing for the convenience of the people.
Relatives opened a rice shop and went to pick up the scene. Photo/ Zhang Buyu
Delivery to home, now rush to trade is also much more convenient. Photo/ Zhang Buyu