There has always been a saying in the antique industry about ghost market , what is a ghost market?

Some of the things sold are things that people can't buy on the market, and the ** of these things is very high, and they can't be found in the ordinary market at all.

Hello, the difference between antiques and ghost markets is mainly in the **and** of the goods. Antiques refer to ancient cultural relics, and their value is often collectible, while ghost markets refer to goods in the modern market, and their value is mainly use value.

Antiques are mainly ancient cultural relics, such as ancient pottery, bronze, jade, etc., their value is often the value of collections, because of their scarcity and historical value, so their ** is often relatively high.

The goods in the ghost market are the goods in the modern market, their value is mainly the use value, such as clothes, shoes, furniture, etc., their ** is often relatively low, because their ** volume is relatively large, and their value is not the collection value, but the use value.

In general, the difference between antiques and ghost markets mainly lies in the ** and ** of goods, the value of ancient limbs and Lu Na play is the collection value, and the value of the ghost market is the use value.

Village? Antiques refer to ancient cultural relics, the value of antiques mainly lies in its early historical value, the ** of ancient Hengchun play is generally relatively high, and it is difficult to buy. The ghost market refers to the market for the purchase of antiques, and the ** of the ghost market is generally relatively low, and you can buy more antiques.

Chinese have a different kind of attachment to "eating", people take food as the day, work occupies most of the time, only after work in the evening, they can have their own private time, shopping with friends, buy what they need, or eat a supper, very comfortable, but due to the excessive attention to environmental protection and sanitation in various places, roadside stalls are becoming fewer and fewer, even people who come out to eat can only go to restaurants.

The stall economy has completely ignited the night market, people can go out happily again, many young people are diligent office workers during the day, and become "self-employed" at night, almost all cities have night markets, the "night watchmen" of these cities have survived the latest night, saw the earliest sun, early and late return is a normal life, they often appear on the streets of the city, however, in Beijing, the capital of our country, there is such a "mysterious" night market, it appears at two o'clock in the morning, Disappear at dawn.

This is the so-called "ghost town", it is located in Daliushu, Beijing, it is also the largest and most famous night market in Beijing, China, at night, there are a lot of people here, whether it is eating, drinking or playing, there is something for everyone, the ordinary night market usually opens at 5 pm, in order to welcome the first people who get off work, they basically close their stalls until the early hours of the morning, on the other hand, the Daliushu Night Market starts selling at 2 am.

Seeing this, I'm sure everyone is curious, why is the business model here so unique? Is it because they have some special rules? Many tourists who are curious about it come to this place to find the truth, in fact, it is mainly because the city is becoming more and more strict, 5 pm, is the peak time for office workers to get off work, all kinds of traffic flows and people, if they go out at this time, it will inevitably affect traffic.

Therefore it is only open at two o'clock in the morning, the merchants do not have special lighting tools, just put a small charging lamp in front of their stalls, although the light is not too strong, even a little weak, but it is still very special to get together at night to see continuously, as soon as you enter the ghost market, you can see all kinds of snacks, such as skewers, pancakes, fried stinky tofu, baked gluten, etc., as well as clothes and jewelry, kittens and puppies, antique jade, large-capacity batteries or old records, and many nostalgic items from the 80s, everything can be **.

It's real, in Beijing, the capital of China, and its unique business model is only open at two o'clock in the morning, so it's called a ghost market.

This is the so-called "ghost town", it is located in Daliushu, Beijing, it is also the largest and most famous night market in Beijing, China, at night, there are a lot of people here, whether it is eating, drinking or playing, there is something for everyone, the ordinary night market usually opens at 5 pm, in order to welcome the first people who get off work, they basically close their stalls until the early hours of the morning, on the other hand, the Daliushu Night Market starts selling at 2 am.

Beijing Daliushu, the largest and most famous night market in Beijing, China, appears at two o'clock in the morning, disappears at dawn, sells all kinds of snacks, such as skewers, pancakes, as well as clothes and jewelry, cats and dogs, antique jade, and everything else.

The so-called ghost market is actually a type of second-hand market, which sells some second-hand things. But these things come from the wrong way, and they are generally inseparable from theft and the like, so they are closed when they can see too clearly in the morning.

In ancient times, the ghost market was a magical place, and there were many rare treasures to sell, because the ghost market was not legal, so it was not there at dawn.

A variety of items are sold in the ghost market. Under normal circumstances, ghost markets open in the middle of the night and close after dawn. It's similar to the morning market now, but it started earlier.

The so-called ghost market is an unscrupulous transaction, some products such as stolen or obtained through improper channels, and cannot be sold normally in the market, are usually traded in the ghost market. Because these transactions were not legitimate, they did not dare to carry out them in broad daylight, for fear of being investigated by the government, so they only secretly traded at night, so they ended at dawn.

In ancient times, ghost markets generally sold some antiques in the palace, and because soldiers came to check during the day, they generally did not dare to sell them at dawn.

Towering Shennong, majestic and beautiful. Here, I don't know how many magical and alluring natural mysteries are hidden, which is fascinating and amazing. The "Ghost Market" is one of the magnificent scenery.

"Ghost market" is also called "mountain market" and "mountain mirage". The "Xingshan County Chronicles" of the Qing Dynasty has a vivid record of the "ghost market" of Shennongjia: "Shennong Mountain ......It is the boundary mountain of Sanyi (Fang County, Xingshan County, Badong County), a Shennongjia.

Gaosai is the deepest and most dangerous obstacle in Sanyi, with many fierce beasts and white medicine. In March of the tenth year of Guangxu (A.D. 1884), Yi (Xingshan County) Rin Sheng Chen Hongqing passed through Caiqi (now Shennongjia Forest District, the original name of the town Caiqi Village), looked at the snow in Shennong from afar, inquired about it, Turenyun: the mountain often rains and snows in August, and it will be clear in June next year; It often flies frost in June.

At the beginning of the long rain, the peaks and peaks loom, like the city and village, it is said to be a mountain city; Every year Lantern Festival, Mid-Autumn Festival Night, Chinese New Year's Eve, sometimes hear the sound of firecrackers and drums; It is also common to see adult tracks. ”

In this passage, "Shennong Mountain" is the highest peak of Shennongjia - Shennong Peak with an altitude of 3105 4 meters; The "Great Trace" is the huge footprint of the legendary "Wild Man". The treacherous described in the "Xingshan County Chronicles" searched for the strange "mountain market", and even "heard the sound of firecrackers and drums and horns" at the top of Shennong, which left an insoluble mystery for later generations.

So, what is a "mountain market"? His name is not included in "Cihai" and "Ciyuan". In the Great Dictionary of Han Trembling and Trembling Language, "mountain city" is interpreted as "mountain mirage" and is not elaborated; In the Qing Dynasty Pu Songling's "Liao Zhai Zhi Yishan City", there is such a record: "Huanshan (located in present-day Zibo City, Shandong) mountain city, the place of Yi people's scenery.

I don't see each other for years. Sun Gongzi lost Yu Nian, drank upstairs with the same people, and suddenly saw a lonely tower rising on the mountain, high in the green underworld. Looking at each other and suspicious, there is no such Zen temple in the near world.

No, see dozens of palaces, Biwa Feiyong, the beginning of the realization of the mountain city ......I also heard that there were early walkers, and saw that the mountain was crowded with people, and there was no difference from the world, so it was also called 'ghost market'. ”

It can be seen that the ancients have already witnessed the brilliance of Shennongjia's "ghost market". Since the seventies and eighties, Shennongjia has been famous at home and abroad for its bewildering savages and fantastical and mysterious "strange lights". Crowds of tourists have stepped into this bizarre land with beautiful fantasies, and many more people have the privilege of witnessing the wonders of Shennongjia's "ghost market".