Beijing Suburb Agglomeration: Madian Agglomeration, zhang wan Agglomeration, Agglomeration Market, Qingyundian Agglomeration, Fangshan District Dahanji.
1. Madian Daji
Address: Floor 1, International Science and Technology Exhibition Center, No.12 Yumin Road, Chaoyang District, Beijing.
2. zhang wan Daji
Address: West Zone of Taiyuyuan, Zhangjiawan Village Road, Tongzhou District, Beijing.
3. Daji Market
Address: Jiangli New Village, Zhihui Runchi, Qinshang Road, Xiaotangshan Town, Changping District, Beijing.
4. Qingyun Store Grand Collection outside South Sixth Ring Road, Daxing, Beijing
Every February 2479 of the lunar calendar is a grand collection, and the bus is convenient beside National Highway 14.
5. Hancun River in Fangshan District has a big gathering every Saturday and Sunday, which is convenient by car. Get off at Hancun River Terminal 836 and 835.
the origin of fairs
Fair trade has a long history in China, and it developed even more in the Zhou Dynasty. In the Book of Changes, there is a record that "Japan and China are the market, to the people of the world, to gather the goods of the world, and to retreat after trading, and each has its place"; The article "The merchants of Zheng, with their string high, will seize the market in Zhou Dynasty" in Zuo Zhuan is also a good proof.
there are many forms of fairs and different names. According to the "Five Miscellaneous Stories", the city of Lingnan is called empty, with less words and more empty times. West Shu is called Hai. Those who love and worship also. Those who worship are malaria, and they work every day. Shandong people call it a collection. So in the old days, there were various sayings such as "taking advantage of the virtual" and "catching up with the market". This is a regular market every day, every other day or every ten days, or every half month, so it is also called a regular market.
in addition, there are special markets, such as the annual temple fair (also called temple fair) which is popular all over the country, the fragrant market held in spring and so on.