“No flavor of the market” means: no flavor of life, divorced from reality.

①The origin of the market place: The market place refers to a place where businesses are concentrated. In ancient times, it was also called a "shop". "Guanzi·Xiaokuang" says: "Businesses must go to the market." Yin Zhizhang wrote an annotation to explain the market: "To establish a market, there must be four directions. If you build a well, it is called a market." Markets and shops are what we usually know. The so-called business district. It occupies a certain amount of urban space and time, and in a certain sense constitutes the cultural landscape of the city. The development of urban commerce in the Ming and Qing Dynasties was first reflected in the breakthrough of shops in time and space. In accordance with the requirement of "facing the future market", shops are positioned behind palaces or government offices in urban space. This is the most traditional and most "ritual" urban layout. However, the development of urban commerce has not been hampered by "etiquette".

②Extended meaning: Market contains the meaning of "market, market" and "vulgar and vulgar". Market culture is a kind of living, natural and disordered natural culture. It refers to a kind of citizen culture that is produced in the streets and alleys, has commercial tendencies, is popular and simple, is full of changes and is chaotic. It is a kind of " "Phenomenal flow" - "The dead are like this, not to leave day and night." It reflects the real daily life and mentality of the citizens, showing superficial and superficial joys, sorrows and joys. It is free and idle and lacks solemnity, profundity and spiritual impact. “There is no deep-seated sorrow of reality and history, let alone the tragic consciousness of blood and fire.

③Taste meaning: Taste usually refers to the sense of taste. The taste you experience can also refer to abstract emotions and meanings. Taste in a general sense refers to taste, including sweetness, bitterness, sourness, saltiness, etc. The philosophy of experiencing taste; understanding the truth.