The Shahe Market in Laizhou is quite big, with people lining up to attend the market every day.

There are two major markets in Laizhou, which are not only famous in Yantai, but also radiate to Qingdao, Weihai, Weifang, Dongying, Linyi and other places.

One is Shaheji in the south.

The history can be traced back to the Ming Dynasty.

It is located at the junction of Qingdao, Weifang and Yantai.

Open every Wednesday and Sunday.

The straw hat trade is flourishing.

The fire here is famous.

The other is Zhuqiaoji in the north.

It is located at the junction of Laizhou, Zhaoyuan and Longkou.

Collections are held on the first and sixth days of the lunar calendar.

The dog market has been booming in recent years.

Zhuqiao Daji’s mutton soup is famous throughout the country.

There are two major clusters in Laizhou, one in the south and the other in the north. They are connected by Rongwu Expressway and have become increasingly popular in recent years, radiating as far away as Linyi, Heze, Dongying, Binzhou and other areas.

I went to these two markets when I was a kid, and they were called "going to markets" at that time.

The main purpose of "going to the market" is to complete commodity transactions. Now it has been endowed with more social attributes. It is a comprehensive public place that integrates functions such as commodity trading, leisure and entertainment, and interpersonal communication.

Drinking a bowl of mutton soup at "Gazhuqiaoji" and having a braised meal at "Ganzaheji" have become the favorites of the people of Jiaodong Peninsula!

Laizhou Shahe Market is the largest in Jiaodong Peninsula, and Pingdu Xinhe is not small. Laizhou Shahe Market has a long history, and you can go to the market every three or eight times.