Changze County.
The sky was just beginning to lighten, and some stalls on either side of the street had already opened for business. Many small traders had set up their stands as well, offering a variety of breakfast snacks, wild game, eggs, and frozen river delicacies...
There were fabric sellers, shoe sellers, and barter traders, creating a bustling scene.
This kind of early morning market was a unique feature of northern Qian Country.
In these cold, harsh lands, it got dark early, so people went to bed early and woke up early to earn some hard-earned money.
At this time, the goods in the market were mostly affordable and good quality.
By late morning, when the government officials woke up, the stalls had to quickly pack up. If they left too late, they would inevitably be extorted for money.
Feng's Wonton Stall.
Although it was called a wonton stall, they also sold buns.
