Fair stick figure

1, draw the background of the market, which can include market elements such as stalls, streets and buildings.

2. People who draw to the market can include goods and shopping bags in their hands.

3. Draw the goods in the market, which can include fruits, vegetables, meat, food and other elements.

4. Draw the atmosphere of the market, which can include sunshine, balloons, posters and other elements.

Knowledge expansion

Market is an ancient folk custom and a regular market trade activity. In rural areas, every township or village regularly holds fairs to attract people around it to trade commodities, buy daily necessities and exchange information.

The date of the market is usually determined according to the lunar calendar and usually lasts for several days or a week. In the market, people can gather here from all directions to set up stalls, sell or exchange their goods.

There are all kinds of goods in the market, including agricultural and sideline products, handicrafts, household appliances, clothing, shoes and hats, daily necessities and so on. People can buy what they need here, and they can also find some special goods or collectibles.

Besides shopping and trading, going to the market is also a way for people to socialize and entertain. At the fair, people can meet people from different places, make new friends, exchange information and understand the market dynamics. At the same time, there will be some performances in the market, such as dancing, singing and acrobatics, which will bring joy and entertainment to people.

Going to the market is very important for people in rural areas. It can not only meet people's shopping needs, but also help people understand market prices and quotations and promote economic development. At the same time, the market is also a part of people's cultural life, inheriting folk culture and traditional handicrafts.

In different areas, the way and scale of the market are also different. In some places, the market is lively and big, attracting a large number of vendors and tourists; In some places, the market is relatively small, and only local residents participate. However, regardless of the scale, the fair is a folk custom full of local flavor, and it is also people's love for life and expectation for the future.

Generally speaking, the fair is a folk custom with historical and cultural value. It is not only a platform for people to shop and trade, but also an important place for people to socialize and inherit culture. In today's fast-paced society, the Expo still maintains its unique charm and significance.