The Historical Traceability of Traditional Markets

Traditional markets are marketplaces, which also exist in foreign countries, or called flea markets. In the era of rural economy, business is not developed, the marketplace does not exist 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Farmers have a surplus of production, so the farmers to exchange, can be bartered or purchased with money. It is a kind of traditional market that appears in the market period on an agreed date, usually after the fall harvest. After the market period, the crowd dispersed, buyers and sellers have to wait for the next market period.