居住在城市,商场里琳琅满目的商品让人头晕目眩,但常常却难买到称心如意的商品,反而令人感到身心疲惫。这时候,我总是特别想念乡村的集市,特别想到乡村的集市去看看。乡村的集市与城里的不同,它不是天天都有。在农村,比较大一点的乡镇都有集市,而比较集中的集市绝大多数设在乡镇政府驻地,一般依照农历设定逢场日,相隔三五天轮回一场。根据习惯,有的逢农历一、四、七,有的逢二、五、八,有的逢三、六、九,有的逢四、七、十。逢场这天,村民或早或晚从四面八方涌向集市,往往风雨无阻,卖点土特产品,买些油盐酱醋,或者只为了去喝碗茶、沽点酒,与亲戚朋友摆摆龙门阵。 Living in cities, shopping centers dazzling array of products makes people dizzy, but often difficult to buy desirable goods, but it is felt physically and mentally exhausted. At this time, I always miss the rural market in particular, especially with the rural market to see. The rural market is different from the city, it does not have every day. In rural areas, the larger townships have markets, while the more concentrated markets are mostly set up in township and town government offices. Generally, markets are set up in accordance with the lunar calendar and are separated by 35 days. According to the customs, some meet the Lunar New Year, the Fourth, the Seven, and some every two, five, eight, some every three, six, nine, and some every four, seven, ten. On the day of the festivals, the villagers flocked to the market sooner or later, often in a stormy way, selling local products, buying some salt, salt, and vinegar, or just to drink tea, sell wine, and relatives and friends Longmen array.