Lively village market

The most lively place in the countryside is the market. It is concentrated along the river in the village and is also a crossroads. It is one mile long from east to west and from north to south. It enriches people's daily life. I am deeply involved in it and I really feel that it is convenient.

The market I am talking about is in the village of my work unit, and it is considered a big village in the local area. Since the market was established, there have been a long row of stalls selling vegetables, including cucumbers, eggplants, potatoes, winter melons, onions...everything is available; the fruit stalls have apples, pears, watermelons, peaches, etc.; Chemical fertilizers, pesticides, and agricultural supplies stores are also located next to each other, like a hundred flowers blooming in spring. The clothes sellers hung their colorful clothes high on the hangers behind the stall. There are also those selling kitchen supplies, including pots and pans. Just like building blocks, the village market is filled to the brim. The eldest girls, young wives, old men, and old ladies from the countryside carry baskets in groups and flock to the streets on the market. When they meet familiar people, they all respond in different ways, "Go to the market!" , "What should I buy?", "Apples in the east are cheaper", "Eggplants in the north cost two cents a pound".

Sometimes when I see my neighbors going to the market, I am happy to ask them to carry something to save trouble. "Sister-in-law, go to the market and buy me five kilograms of eggplants." "Auntie, please bring me a kilogram of meat." As soon as the words came out, I felt that it was convenient, and the folks in the street didn't even say "thank you". Sometimes Just say "I'm sorry" and no one will care about it.

When there is no market, rural people feel very inconvenient and have to go to the county ten miles away to go to the market. If you have a relative or friend at home, you have to send someone to the city to buy meat and vegetables. The round trip is more than 20 miles, which is very busy. In addition, sometimes the bicycle breaks down halfway, which makes me really anxious and makes me feel panicked and confused. It can make people sweat in the winter.

About ten years ago, the cadres of the brigade started preparing for the establishment of the assembly. In order to set up the assembly, the cadres not only chose a date, but also invited actors from the Zhengzhou Yu Opera Troupe to help out. The whole mountain village was excited. There were people playing gongs and drums, some performing martial arts, some performing yangko, and some playing fans and drums. A mountain village that has been silent for decades. Men, women, old and young spoke happily, laughing and flocking to the street, hearing the long-lost bustle again. One said, "It is definitely possible to set up a market in our village." The other said, "People are now rich, and they are willing to buy things conveniently."

The village market was immediately established. Some people were worried at first, but they were relieved after seeing groups of people coming in one after another. Most of the people who come to the market are farmers from three villages and five miles. There are also some small traders who come from dozens of miles away to go to the market (traveling to various markets to sell things), which greatly enriches people's food, clothing, housing and transportation. There are also some people who do not usually come to the market. When we meet acquaintances by chance in the market, we can't help but exchange a few words and ask questions. Near noon, we go to a small restaurant in the market, order a few side dishes and a pot of old wine, and talk about our past kindness, leisurely and leisurely.

Nowadays, markets are getting bigger and bigger, with everything from daily necessities to home appliances. As a result, there were those pulling vegetables, some pulling fruits, some pulling agricultural supplies, etc. This is what the saying goes, "Planting a sycamore tree attracts a golden phoenix."

The continuous expansion of the rural market has also caused a lot of troubles. Because it is located at the crossroads of the village and is also a traffic artery, traffic congestion is becoming increasingly serious. Due to the large number of cars traveling in the east-west, north-south direction, Sometimes the traffic jam lasts for two or three hours. Sometimes it is difficult for the emergency vehicle 120 to pass, and it also affects many official passages. The village cadres saw this and were anxious, so they had no choice but to find another place, set up a simple greenhouse, and moved some vendors into the greenhouse, which improved the traffic congestion. The market has returned to its former glory.

In short, rural markets activate the market, revitalize the economy, prosper the countryside, and promote social development.

The village market is like a piano, which plays and sings the countryside melodiously; the village market is like a chess game, where the countryside is played in an unconstrained way; the village market is like a book, which tells the sounds of the countryside. The rural market is a painting that depicts the countryside in a colorful way; the rural market is a poem that depicts the countryside vividly.