The modes of public trade fairs are divided into

Public equity models are generally divided into the following two types:

1. Traditional market model: The traditional market model refers to a market model that organizes merchants and buyers to conduct transactions in a fixed place within a specific period of time. In this mode, merchants will rent booths or booth areas to display goods to attract buyers to buy. Buyers can choose goods at the booth, communicate with the merchants and bargain.

2. Online transaction mode: With the development of the Internet, more and more business activities are transferred to the Internet. The online trade fair mode refers to the market mode of commercial transactions through electronic platforms or e-commerce websites. Merchants can create shops and put goods on shelves on the electronic platform, and show the information of goods to buyers through the platform. Buyers can search for goods, shop and pay on the platform. The online trade fair mode provides more convenience and coverage, and buyers and merchants are no longer restricted by regions and can conduct global transactions. These trade fair modes have their own characteristics and advantages, which are suitable for different business environments and needs. Which mode to choose can be evaluated and decided according to the demand and resources.