What features have you seen at rural markets?

The characteristics of the rural markets I have seen include the following aspects: The first characteristic is that the people setting up stalls and selling things are all local villagers, and what they buy are basically people’s products. Daily necessities. The second aspect is that their prices are relatively affordable, and some acquaintances usually buy things for free. The third feature is that the location of their stalls is relatively casual, and there is no regular stall. The third feature is that some outsiders will go to rural areas to sell various things, and they will sell them with loudspeakers.

Just like a special market I saw in our village when I was young, some people in our village usually grow some vegetables, and if they can’t eat them all, they will put them out and sell them to other people. Because they are all from the village, the prices are not too expensive and are cheaper than those in outside markets. At the same time, if you meet some familiar friends or relatives, you will generally not accept their money. Sometimes after buying the leftover vegetables, I would give them to some relatives’ homes. It can be said that everyone is harmonious.