Villagers in Henan catch crickets and get rich. Why are crickets so popular?

According to the principle of economics, there will be a market when there is demand, and the popularity of crickets is directly proportional to the market demand. On the other hand, cricket fighting also involves gambling, which is also a very good pastime. And cricket fighting is also an ancient activity, which has been deeply loved by people since ancient times.

The incident happened in Henan, and 28-year-old Hou made a fortune by catching crickets. Seeing this, it is estimated that many people are as incredible as me. Can you make a fortune by catching crickets? Are crickets more valuable than gold?

With this question, I continued to watch the news, and the next result made me dumbfounded. Yes, the price of a cricket is indeed more expensive and valuable than gold. As we all know, the price of a gram of gold is about 300 yuan, while the weight of a cricket is about 6~7 cm, but it is worth 6000~ 10000. Boy, the price of crickets completely crushes gold.

There are about 45 days a year to catch crickets, and in Cheng qin, it only takes 45 days to earn tens of thousands of yuan. This lucrative business is also the envy of the author!

Cricket cricket (xēShu? I)(Gryllus； Invertebrates, Insecta, Orthoptera, Cricetoidea. Also known as promoting weaving, it is commonly known as cricket, nightingale (because it sings at night), general insect, autumn insect, cockfighting, promoting weaving, weaving, ground horn, stove chicken, Sun Wang, soil thorn,? Monk? That's what crickets call before they give birth to wings. According to textual research, cricket is an ancient insect with a history of at least 65.438+0.4 billion years, and it is also the object of struggle between ancient and modern times. Cricket cricket, also known as cricket, has been fighting cricket since ancient times because of its aggressiveness.

Why are crickets so expensive? Where there is demand, there is market. Crickets are expensive because there is demand. Crickets are valuable as long as cricket fighting exists.

Of course, not all crickets are expensive, only the scarce ones are valuable, the fighting capacity is strong and the invincible ones are valuable.

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