China News Agency, Guiyang, October 5th (Zhou Yanling) After self-driving and camping, the tourism industry went to the market to "practice stalls".

During the National Day holiday of 2022, the creative markets in many Chinese cities will welcome many tourists to check in, and "market tourism" has gradually become a new trend of youth vacation travel.

　　At the north gate of Qingyun Market, Nanming District, Guiyang City, Guizhou Province, citizens and tourists wearing masks are queuing in an orderly line to scan the health code, measure their body temperature and enter the market. Making intangible cultural heritage ponytail embroidery... The young people who "go to the market", some carry the special food they just bought; some take pictures with the personalized slogan on the wall.

　　"There are not only catering, entertainment, but also cultural creativity here, which is more in line with the consumption needs of young people." Zhang Tiantian, a citizen who was selecting accessories in front of a booth, told a reporter from China News Agency that he was a senior "squatting at home" person, "Golden Week "I seldom travel during holidays, and I like to visit new and interesting markets when I have nothing to do, because small markets condense the culture and fireworks of a city.

　　"Book of Changes" records: "Japan and China are the market, to the people of the world, to gather the goods of the world, to trade and retreat, and to each get their own place." Thousands of years ago, people spontaneously created a market for life, as a regular commodity exchange. Activities, different from the traditional market, the emerging urban market is becoming a trendy place with "literary style" and "fireworks".

　　When night falls and the lights are on, it is the busiest time for "post-90s" Li Mengjie.

In the night market, a car, a set of coffee machines, several folding chairs, as well as the rear seat and trunk of the car made a temporary bar, which became Li Mengjie's work place.

　　Standing beside the creative signs and ambient lights, Li Mengjie made coffee with agile movements. In less than 3 minutes, a cup of raw coconut latte arrived in the hands of customers. "During the National Day, nearly 100 cups of coffee can be sold every day."

　　The "mobile market" where Li Mengjie is located is located in Guanshanhu District, Guiyang City. Dozens of private cars are lined up in the market. There are lemon tea shops, flower shops, bookstores, creative gift shops and other specialty shops. From time to time, people stopped in front of the store booth to chat with the store owner. Even at night, there were still a steady stream of young people coming and going.

　　In order to optimize the atmosphere of the market, Guanshanhu District has also installed night-time ambient lighting on the streets. More than 200 meters of light strips are wrapped around and hung on similar trees and street lamps, which not only illuminate the night, but also create a youthful fashion through lighting design. Atmosphere, providing visitors with a beautiful view at night.

　　"Post-00s" Zhou Tian said frankly that compared to rural markets, although urban "mobile markets" are small, they cleverly integrate fashion elements such as culture, tourism, and commerce, allowing people to enjoy "poetry and distance" at home. .

　　Ancient style market, national tide market, urban camping market, intangible cultural heritage market... Not only Guiyang, but also Shanghai, Beijing, Qingdao and other places in China have creative markets with unique urban characteristics.

　　Some experts said that fireworks and fashion coexist, ancient forms have been given new connotations by cultural creativity, and the "revival" of various markets in the city is not only a return to tradition, but also an extension of innovation, for the post-epidemic era. To explore the endogenous driving force of urban development under the

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