In fact, if you set up a stall, you can only choose food, clothes, daily necessities or fun. If you eat it, it can't be the kind that is particularly popular, otherwise it won't attract guests. If you wear it, you must have a good eye. The clothes and shoes you come in are in line with the public's aesthetics. Although everyone likes online shopping now, there are still many people in the village who don't use online shopping. The choice of goods is good and there is still a market. For daily necessities, it depends on the location environment of the stall. Generally, daily necessities are consumed in a large amount. If there are not many supermarkets and shops nearby, it is also quite good to sell toilet paper, chopsticks and detergent. Things to play with can be some toy cars, dolls, piggy banks, plastic toy knives and the like.

As far as I'm concerned, you can make a reasonable choice according to the local conditions. After all, those with low competitiveness are easy to sell well. Finally, if you sell toys, you can also buy some small snacks such as small spicy strips and sugar in bags.