Why do rural areas go to the market every few days? Can't they go to the market every day? Read the knowledge!

I'm happy to analyze this problem for you. Bian Xiao lived in the countryside since childhood. When I was a child, my favorite thing was to go to the countryside for fair. At that time, I was poor In order to save some money to go to the market to eat a bowl of rice noodles, after class, my friends and I went to the citrus orchard to pick up monkey shells and sell them.

When you go to the market to eat rice noodles, you must wait for the day of the market. It's not that it's not sold at ordinary times, but it's a lively scene. The rural market is particularly lively. Not only are there many people, but the most important thing is that there will be some strange things from other places that attract us. Bian Xiao remembers that a vendor selling shoe glue showed his products to farmers when he was selling them, and a big stone with a chain tied next to it was fixed with this glue, which was similar to a strange way of showing it.

Markets don't exist every day. Why do farmers go there from time to time? Can't go to the market every day? As a rural person, I will explain it to you from the following points:

First, the purchasing power in rural areas is low. If it is not a few days apart, it will be difficult to form an effective transaction.

The most important thing that restricts the emergence of rural market day is rural purchasing power. Perhaps in the past two months, farmers can only go to the market to exchange agricultural products once. If the timing is wrong, it is difficult to form an effective transaction.

In fact, there are not only market days in rural areas, but also the saying of "market" in some communities or around larger communities in the city. The only difference is that cities generally choose weekends, which is also to cater to the time of office workers. Farmers don't have weekends, so there is no need to set the market day on weekends.

Second, it is fairer for farmers to exchange agricultural products on a fixed market day.

In fact, the market began to sprout as early as the early Han Dynasty. At that time, people did not have a fixed time to go to the market to trade. In the long run, some good agricultural products can't meet the people who really need them, which will lead to the fact that the high-quality agricultural products that they have worked hard to grow or churned out can hardly sell at a good price, and the people who need them may not be able to buy satisfactory goods after spending money, which is unfair. To this end,

Lu Jia and Chen Ping are two famous politicians in the early Han Dynasty. Through the government, they clearly stipulated 258 or 369 as the fixed date for farmers to trade. This is the predecessor of the fair, and its fundamental purpose is to be fair.

Third, the emergence of market day is more conducive to the survival of vendors.

Many daily necessities in rural markets are very fashionable. These people are often mobile self-employed. They like to go to the city to find some items suitable for farmers and sell them to farmers in a way of small profits but quick turnover. With the market day, they can know where they should be today and maximize their products to reach a certain number of farmers every day.

In fact, both are win-win. For convenience, vendors will cater to the needs of rural market days. If there is no market day in rural areas, a regular market day will be formed because the arrival time of these vendors is fixed and regular. Farmers will also buy fashionable and suitable products from these vendors through fixed market days.

Summary: Rural market is a major feature of rural areas. Rural fairs not only have the characteristics of fixed time intervals, but also have the characteristics of "rushing", that is, time is fast, generally scattered in half a day, which greatly reduces the time occupied by farmers' cultivated land, conforms to the law of rural development, and will last for a long time.