Xingyi county fair timetable

Hundred Days Collection: Chengguan Guzhen Street, Jianshe Road, Chengguan Daozi Lane, Blacksmith Street, Panjiangnan Road, Hongxing Bridge, Xianfu North Road and Liu Yang Street.

Monday: Fengdu Township, Songmaoping Township, Xinghua Township, Mudan Town, Nahui Township, Feng Tang Township and Porcelain Factory Township.

Tuesday: Yakouzhai Township, Luowan Township, Fayu Township, Zerong Township, Wantun Township and Pindian Township.

Wednesday: Tuanshan, Jingnan, Zhu Changping, Taipingzhai, Gree, Biaran, Lutun and Ayi.

Thursday: Zhang 'an Township, Afternoon Tun, Wuxiong Township, Lahong Township, Ba 'ai Township, Buxiong Township, Zhengtun Township, Weishe Township, Niubi Township and Puppy Farm.

Friday: Xinchang Township, Lu Na Township, Geshang Township, Badazhang Township, Fameng Township, Jingpo Township, Zuoshe Township, Ahong Township and Chajiang Township.

Saturday: buttering up town, Jingnan township, Qishe township, Lunjiang township, Maling town, Wusha township and Pogang township.

Sunday: Chengguan Old Town South Road, Chengguan Jianshe Road, Chengguan Xiangyang Road, Laocheng North Road, Pengtai Town, Ding Xiao Town and Canggeng Township.

In some regions and countries with underdeveloped economy and difficult transportation, commodity exchange still retains the form of regular fairs or fairs held on traditional festivals. Except for a few large and medium-sized cities in ancient China, there were "grass market" and "stone sea" fairs held regularly in many areas. So far, this traditional form of trade organization still exists in many provinces and regions of China, especially in the north and southwest. However, different places use different names. For example, the north is generally called "Ji", while the south and southwest are called "Chang", "Street" and "City" respectively.

They are held regularly (such as one day, two days, Friday and ten days) in a fixed place or several nearby places in turn. Among them, there are also some places that use "temple fairs" and "mule-horse conferences" to conduct multi-day fair-style goods trading activities. In the agricultural and pastoral areas of the Arabian Peninsula, where economic development is relatively backward, there are also regular and fixed-point fairs for commercial activities.