I want to set up a street stall to sell things during the temple fair. How much does the street stall charge?

A summary of places where you can set up stalls in Beijing

1. Opposite Guohua Mall on Changchun Street in Xuanwu District, there is an alley in Xili, Changchun Street. There are some snack sellers in the evening. Street stalls are set up there during the day at noon and afternoon. They sell everything from 11:30 noon to 1:30 pm and from 6:00 pm until late at night. Although it is in the second ring road, I feel that the urban management rarely stays there at noon and I haven’t seen anyone in charge in the evening

2. Opposite the No. 9 bus terminal on the river side of Jintai Road, Chaoyang District, I used to see a group of antique sellers who often set up street stalls there. The customers were mainly a group of uncles and aunties. I saw more and bought less. Later, it seemed to be renovated, so I don’t know if it can be displayed now

3. In front of the North China Resources Supermarket on Yangzha Huandao West Road, Guanzhuang, Chaoyang District, how many are there starting around 5 p.m. There is one that sells fruit, spicy hotpot and other snacks, and there are two that sell socks, one that sells slippers, and one that sells CDs. Sometimes I go there to join in the fun. The traffic is okay, but there are too few people setting up the stall. In terms of scale, it seems that there is the urban management station across the road. They often drive out, but rarely copy things here. They usually start from here and go directly to Guanzhuang Jingkelong. At most, they stop here to chase people.

4. The last place is in front of my community. Guanzhuang Xintiandi Home Yangzha Huandao West Road North is under the shade of a few trees. In the afternoon, many people come here to set up street stalls, but most of them mainly eat vegetables and fruits. There seems to be a store selling socks and other small daily necessities, and the customer traffic is pretty good. They are all from the nearby community.

In the community of East Balizhuang, Chaoyang Road, people usually take the seats at 6 o'clock in the morning. There is no charge before 8 o'clock, but it seems to be charged after 8 o'clock. Since I didn't go past 8 o'clock, I don't know how much the charge will be... The crowd inside is mainly older residents, and from 6 to 8 o'clock, it is basically uncles, aunts and young people. There are mainly students. The flow of people is relatively large. Because the location of the stall is the only way to go to the vegetable market. If you are interested, you can take a look.

300 Road Yangqiao Station, Dazhong Electrical Appliances door. There is a night market every night, the fee is 30 yuan, and there is no urban management. The flow of people is very large, but the consumption level is said to be low.

Daliu Shuguanxin Market has a market every Saturday and Sunday. Consumption levels are unbearably low.

Renmin University West Gate Overpass

There is a bridge 300 meters south of the east gate of Renmin University. The alley to the east of the overpass is full of stalls from afternoon to evening. I don't think the urban management will accept your goods. There are urban management from time to time, but they are relatively benevolent. Thanks to Lazarus for providing it

There is also an Auchan Supermarket here at Sijiqingqiao in the West Fourth Ring Road and there are a lot of people there

I know the prosperous place for street stalls in Tongzhou, forwarded from an unknown netizen , I would like to express my gratitude here:

1. In front of Century Lianhua Supermarket in Ximen, Xinhua Street, Tongzhou

Everyone who has been there knows that there are huge crowds of people and red flags waving! That's a spectacle! ! And the most important thing is that there is no urban management team there. The reason is said to be: isn't there an overpass there? Both sides of the overpass belong to two different urban management brigades. And that market spans about two districts. Team A is coming to copy, so let’s run to area B. If team B is chasing, we’re going to run to area A~ (It’s said to be so, I’ve never caught up.) It seems like the whole day is available. . . . . .

2. Canal Street, in front of Yichu Lotus Supermarket

I don’t know why, but the security guards of the mall didn’t care about it, and people started setting up shop at 3pm. There are about 10 servings per day. By 9:30 people were almost gone.

3. There is urban management at the entrance of Xihaizi Morning Market, so be careful. Hours are morning to noon.

4. Xishangyuan Morning Market

It is 500 meters north of Yunhe Middle School, across a railway bridge, on the uphill slope to the east of the road. I haven't put it up there, so I guess I can put it up at the door, and there may be a fee. There is also a morning market.

1. Get off at Bawangfenxi West (728 312...) That is, across the road from Jianwai, there is a row of small pine trees, which are selling Shaanxi Liangpi. Under the pine trees are It's a street stall. There are a lot of Rubik's cubes, wallets, skirts, and jewelry sold there. I often set up there. It's cool and the customer flow is usually concentrated during the noon and evening hours after work. The business is pretty good, and occasionally I can get some big orders. , sometimes you can meet foreigners, I suggest setting up a stall there to sell popular products, hot-selling products. Generally, the turnover is around 150, no problem. On good days, you can buy 300-400.

2 .Dabeiyao, take bus 312 and pass by and you will see a lot of stalls, including stuffed toys, skirts, wallets, and jewelry.

3. Sihui, there are too many stalls. Not very concentrated. Everything is sold.

4. Get off at Dabeiyao Nan (649, 57..) and go straight ahead. There is a bridge with street stalls on it, but don’t go up there. Price

Outside the 5th ring road of Jingshun Road. There are people setting up at Beigao Station from 3pm to 10pm. The frequency of urban management patrols is not very high. Fresh goods are easy to sell, but old goods are not so good either. The crowd is still mainly composed of nearby villagers and renters. (There are many two-story houses and bungalows in rural areas nearby)

Are there any in Haidian?

My future and I set up in a small alley opposite Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications, called Xiaoximen. There are usually snacks, fruits, and daily necessities there, and there are also clothes sellers at the intersection. The customers are mainly students from Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications. In the future, I have also walked in front of Jinwuxing, and I have never heard of encountering urban management.

Our next goal is to go to Jiaotong University. I heard that there is a night market there. How is the situation?

1. The terminus of Shaoyaoju No. 119 in North Fourth Ring Road, a street with good products mainly for communities and students. The urban management will have cars passing by once or twice every day from 6 to 7 o'clock. Generally don't get off the bus.

2. I went to Xisanqi Qiaodong some time ago. There are many people setting up stalls after 6 o'clock/Friends who are nearby can go and have a look.

3. Near the National People’s Congress. The last place I went to seemed to be a stop "East to West" in front of the National People's Congress. There was an alley behind KFC. There are many people driving cars and setting up stalls inside. a street.

4. At the entrance of Dongzhimen subway station (there are many people setting up stalls inside and outside)

1. West of Beishatan Bridge.

Transportation: Take 425. Express 109 and get off at Beishatanqiao West! Walk west less than 100 meters to the north! The east bank of Xiaoyue River!

Main crowd: students, newly graduated office workers!

Stall setting time: People start to occupy the position around 2:00 pm, and the stall can be set up until 10:00 pm (if the urban management does not come to harass)

Urban management appearance index: 30 General If someone hadn't reported it or there had been a lot of rumors, the urban management team wouldn't have shown up. And the urban management basically doesn’t copy anything!

The current main products: clothes, accessories, slippers, socks, food, dolls...

Peak flow period: from 6:00 pm to 10:00 pm Left and right

2. Wudaokou.

Transportation: Take Metro Line 13 or 307.331.731.375.86....get off at Wudaokou Station!

Main crowd: white-collar workers working nearby, students from several surrounding schools, and a group of Koreans living nearby!

Stall setting time: It starts around 10:00 in the morning and ends around 12:00 in the evening!

Urban management appearance index: 80, you can see the friendly urban management GGs basically every day! I don’t usually copy things!

The current main products: clothes, accessories, slippers, handicrafts, toys, bags, fruits...

Peak flow period: lunch break time in surrounding office buildings is During the small peak, crowds of people come here in droves to buy some things after having lunch!

Evening is a happy time for the stallholders. The density of crowds definitely makes the stallholders excited. Whether sales can be generated depends on the Eight Immortals across the sea.

3. Huilongguan Bus Terminal and Longguan Bus Terminal Zeyuan

Transportation: Get off at the end of Route 307 (the end after excluding Bagou Village) on the roadside! For Longzeyuan, get off at Longzeyuan Station and get off at Meilianmeimen

You can set up stalls at the entrance and across the road

Main group: white-collar workers living nearby and working in the city

Stall setting time: from about 4:00 pm to about 10:00 pm

Urban management appearance index: No service, I have never set up a stall there

Currently the main products : Clothes. Socks. Accessories. Mainly snacks. There are vegetable sellers at the 307 terminal. Overall, Longze is more lively than the terminal.

Peak flow period: 6:00-10:00 in the evening, people returning from get off work , go out to walk the crowd at night!

4. On the overpass west of Beitaipingzhuang Bridge

Transportation: 16.300.302. Special 8.425 and other multi-line buses. On the overpass where you get off at Beitaipingqiao West, there are also swings under the trees near the bridge head.

Main crowd: Bus commuters and students from nearby schools (Beiying Film and Television University, Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications)

Stall setting time: 8:00 am to about 9:00 pm

Urban management appearance index: 95, basically must come every day! However, the law enforcement is quite civilized. I personally saw three urban management officers standing aside and watching one stallholder clean up for 5 minutes and then leave on their own!

Currently the main products are: socks, mobile phone films, sunglasses, Tibetan accessories, mobile phone films, handicrafts, cards, clothes, etc.

Peak flow of people: no peak, constant flow throughout the day!

Personal feeling: Street stalls should be flexible and changeable, and don’t have to ask where they can be set up. My own experience is that you may not be able to make money where everyone else puts it, and you may not be able to make money if you find a place to put it yourself. To borrow a sentence from Mr. Lu Xun: There are five things that cannot be done on a street stall. This is just like the road on the earth. In fact, there is no road on the earth. When more people walk on it, it becomes a road. I hope everyone can set up a market and create a world for themselves!