What do you think of rural farmers setting up stalls in the streets?

However, in recent years, with the increase of "face-saving" projects in various places, the control of street selling has become stricter and stricter, as if this industry is about to be banned. In fact, in the hearts of our rural people, neither sellers nor buyers want this industry to disappear. Because every industry has its value and necessity:

First, increase mass exchanges.

For thousands of years, there have been stalls selling goods in rural areas. In fact, rural people don't just go shopping. They can use this half a day or a day to exchange information with all kinds of friends in the market. It is inevitable that we don't meet every day at ordinary times! Some friends may say that there are telephones and networks now. But imagine that people have to meet to get to know each other better. People in rural areas like us basically make a cup of tea in the teahouse on market day and sit together to communicate with each other.

Two. Exchange the commodities needed for their respective agricultural products.

Our rural areas basically rely on our own "one acre and three points" to grow agricultural products or all kinds of livestock raised by ourselves. Sometimes the family eats less and can't finish it, so they can only sell it in the market. But many times, there is no more place for them to sell in the farmer's market, because the farmer's market is so big that all the stalls are rented or sold. Therefore, it is particularly necessary for rural market towns to go to the market, as long as there are enough roadside positions near the market to sell.

Third, convenience is more prominent.

Why are there so many people selling goods in rural markets? Because people have needs! In the market town where I live, the whole street is almost two kilometers long, and there is only one regular supermarket that is slightly larger; There is only one farmer's market. So people have to walk for more than ten minutes to go shopping. When stalls are allowed to sell goods outside the market day, there are all kinds of goods, which are much more complete than supermarkets and farmers' markets, so most people still choose the goods they need outside the stalls.

Fourth, the price is more reasonable.

Anyone who has set up a stall outside knows that the things sold by the stall are much cheaper than those in farmers' markets and supermarkets because of different purchase channels, purchase quantities and competitive prices. Take fruits and vegetables for example. People who go out to market and set up stalls to sell goods think that they will be sold out in a day or two, so the price will drop when they sell, and sometimes they will sell at the cost price. Farmers' markets are different from supermarkets. Some U-products will be discounted, but the rent and labor costs are definitely there, so the management method is definitely not as flexible as vendors.

Fifth, the air circulation is better.

I saw a news yesterday that Wuhan began to set up roadside stalls. Why did they set it up? In fact, it is to let people not concentrate in places where the air is not circulating! We all know what it's like to go to a supermarket or a farmer's market to breathe, but what about on the roadside or in a designated open area? Maybe everyone thinks the air is better and breathing is smoother!

Six, solved the employment of a large number of people.

The number of people who make a living by setting up stalls in the country may not have been counted or cared about, but I believe it is very large. They rely on their own hard work and efforts to support their own and their families' living expenses, and most of them are people without "one skill". If you can have a better job and income, who wants to come in the wind, go in the rain and bask in the rain? And everyone has made corresponding contributions to the prosperity of the local market by selling goods in market towns around the country!