It costs 980 thousand to rent a booth at Taihaoling Temple Fair to sell compressed buns. In my opinion, there are both hype elements and businesses that can really make money. This sky-high booth is not only seen in the supermarket in the school cafeteria, but also the booth of the Taihaoling Temple Fair.

The booth fee can be so expensive, thanks to the fame of Taihaoling, people from all over the country come here to pay homage during the temple fair every year. Also for this reason, there is a saying? Compressed steamed bread, very aura, can't go to Tsinghua Peking University? . It is this sentence that makes the compressed buns become tourists who arrive at Taihao Mausoleum. Must? One of the shopping items.

The booth rental fee is as high as 980,000 yuan, and it only sells compressed buns. I personally have the following two views on this situation.

First, the booth fee speculation component is mostly the booth fee in the prime location, which will naturally be higher than the booth fee in the ordinary location, and the booth fee will rise as the tide rises, which is indispensable for weaving tourists. The huge flow of people provided the vendors with start-up funds.

The rental fee for selling compressed buns stalls was tens of thousands of yuan a month at the earliest, and last year's auction was only over 200 thousand. By this year's painting season, the price has risen directly to nearly one million yuan. The price has risen so fast that it can't be separated from the artificial operation behind it, which makes the booth price soar all the way.

Second, there are a large number of tourists, and it is also a fact to make money. Taihao Mausoleum is the mausoleum shrine, the first of its kind. During the temple fair, a large number of people gather here from all over the country every year to pray and burn incense for themselves and their families. With the tourist base, we can promote the economic development of Taihao Mausoleum, set up stalls to sell goods here, and earn a lot of money during the temple fair.

A stall selling compressed steamed buns costs as much as 980,000 yuan. As long as someone is willing to rent it, it means that they can make money. If you don't make money, I don't think anyone will rent it or do business at a loss.

The high rental fee, if you leave the hype, will slowly cool down and eventually return to the market price. On the other hand, if you can't make money, your popularity will also decline, and when you rent it next year, the rent will naturally come down.