After coming to Europe, I would go to the markets every week in my spare time and meet up with my friends. From ordinary markets to flea markets, I could always see many unexpected things there, and even look at them.

I went there many times to see things I had never seen before, but almost every time I was amazed.

I am not a girl who is very good at shopping, but ever since I came into contact with European markets, I have fallen in love with shopping.

I remember that when I was in China, I loved visiting small shops and looking at those exquisitely made and special little things, and I always gained joy from those little things.

Whenever I feel irritable and empty in my heart, I will go out and look for unique shops to see if I can buy something new and innovative. It makes my eyes light up. It seems that life is not about owning.

So much helplessness and boredom.

The first time I came into contact with a market after coming to Europe was the fruit and vegetable market every Saturday morning. Farmers drove their cars to bring the agricultural and sideline products grown at home to the center of the city and set up stalls to sell them.

When I first arrived in Europe, I was a poor student. Before buying anything, I had to calculate how much it would cost in RMB. That day I accidentally saw a small market in the big square in the city center (the so-called big square in Europe is just a name).

Well, the actual size is not as big as the playground in my elementary school), I ran over excitedly, hey! At that time, I really just thought that the fruits and vegetables sold directly by farmers must be fresh and cheap, so I decisively bought them.

My favorite sweet potato, I was dumbfounded when I paid the bill. Two sweet potatoes actually cost more than 4 euros. Are these sweet potatoes grown on Mars? I couldn’t help it, eh! I was a newbie here and I didn’t know the place, so I paid the bill silently.

Later I learned that farmers’ direct sales markets in many parts of Europe are more expensive than supermarkets because the products are fresh and pollution-free.

After being taught (Qing Qing added the picture of holding fists here), he gradually stopped converting Euros into RMB and gradually got used to this kind of transportation. He basically relied on walking. He found someone to go to the supermarket and meet in a European small shop that was fixed every week.

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Later, due to some reasons, I had no choice but to give up my life that was just getting on track here. I reluctantly said goodbye to my friends and moved to another strange country. Although the train only took more than two hours, the environment was completely unpleasant.

Likewise, you can rely on buses for transportation, and you should also consider the location of your gathering.

The market here is also different.

When it comes to past experiences, there are so many things I want to say, and the small box of memories is always opened by me inadvertently.

I will share it with you if I have the chance in the future.

Today, let’s talk about British markets first.

It seems that there are two types of markets in the UK: one is held several times a week, and the other is only held on certain special days.

Let’s first talk about the markets at fixed times every week. In my city, there is basically a market every Saturday morning in every residential area. However, there are not many products, and they are all produced and sold by farmers.

Look at this vegetable seller, he might look very handsome if he shaves his beard.

Bread and plants are also the main sales items in this type of market. Generally, this kind of market often sells vegetables, bread, sausages, homemade nectar, jam, plants, etc., which is very down-to-earth.

Most of the people who come here to buy things are elderly people, maybe because young people really can't get up during the big weekend.

There is also a market in an open space near the city center every Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday at noon, which is much richer than the markets in areas like the above.

I often go there for lunch with my friends. Snacks from all over the world are gathered here. Unfortunately, there is no place to sit, but you can also browse some small stalls while eating. There are often jewelry, handicrafts and some second-hand gadgets.

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If you are a student, some bosses will also give you a discount.

When you walk into this small tent, you feel like you have traveled back in time. The colors are bright and the patterns are vivid, which is very attractive.

Who can tell me if this is an item with Southeast Asian characteristics? Now it feels a bit Indian. The enthusiastic male boss is introducing various jewelry to these female customers. They all say that it is easier to do business with women, and it is better for men to do business with women.

Do, is this true? Various small commodities, a bit like domestic small markets, can also buy some daily necessities, as well as some small antiques and second-hand clothes.

What attracts me most every time are these antiques from foreign countries. Although I don’t understand much about them, they are really interesting. It seems that from these things, I can see the living habits of Europeans decades and hundreds of years ago.

There is nothing more satisfying than seeing your own words in a foreign country. Snacks such as dumplings, steamed buns, and spring rolls have long become Chinese delicacies in the minds of foreigners. I really want to tell every foreigner that these are just

The tip of the iceberg of our traditional Chinese cuisine, there are many more exquisite delicacies waiting for you to taste in China.

Food from all over the world gathers here. Come and eat whatever you want. You are welcome. There are many overseas markets like this, big and small, of all kinds. Sometimes if you are lucky, you will encounter the whole street.

It is a series of products. I encountered it once. The whole street was filled with delicious food. It was the most enjoyable time I had ever played.