The time of the Shazikou Grand Gathering is on the fifth and tenth day of the lunar calendar.

For Qingdao people living by the sea, seafood is an essential part of the New Year’s shopping list.

As it is adjacent to Shazikou Pier, the biggest feature of Shazikou Market is its wide variety of seafood, including fresh catches and sweet-dried fish, making it comparable to a "super seafood market".

The Shazikou Fair has a history of nearly a hundred years and is held every fifth and tenth day of the lunar calendar.

In addition to newly landed seafood, dried seafood is also a popular commodity at the Shakou Market. Most of the dried seafood is handmade by the fishermen themselves and sold at the market.

The best-selling dried seafood now is Laoshan sweet-dried fish, among which sea rabbit, Spanish mackerel, and boss fish are the most popular among the public.

Transportation to Shazikou Daji Citizens who choose to drive to Shazikou Daji can park their cars in the road parking spaces on Laofeng Road or in nearby surface parking lots.

However, as the New Year is approaching, there are many citizens coming to the market, and the traffic volume on the surrounding roads is heavy and the vehicles are moving slowly. It is recommended that citizens choose public transportation.

As the nearest rural market to the urban area, after the opening of Metro Line 4, it will be more convenient for citizens who want to come to Shazikou to attend the market.

Shazikou Daji is only 630 meters away from Shazikou Metro Station on Line 4.

Citizens who take Metro Line 4 to go to the market can reach the Shazikou Grand Market after exiting from Exit C of Shazikou Metro Station and walking for about 10 minutes.

Citizens can also choose to take public transportation.

The nearest bus station to Shazikou Daji is Nanlao Station, which is only 410 meters away. Three bus lines, bus No. 39, No. 610, and No. 113/113 special bus, stop there.