Night Market King-Author: Yun Zhonglong
Night Market
The night market was a market that sold goods, food, games, and so on at night. Night markets were usually important tourist attractions in tropical and tropical countries. In Hong Kong, Taiwan, Southeast Asia and other places, it was also an important representative of the common people's life culture.
The origin of the night market was in the late Tang Dynasty. The night market began to appear in Chongren Square in Chang 'an City, and gradually expanded to Luoyang, Kaifeng, Yangzhou and other big cities. Sometimes, night markets could also be seen by the sea. In the Song Dynasty, the court abolished the ban on night markets after the third watch. Night markets were particularly popular during the reign of Emperor Huizong of the Song Dynasty.
The most famous night market in the Song Dynasty was Zhouqiao. It was set up from Zhuque Gate to Longjin Bridge. There were geese, ducks, chickens, rabbits, stomach and lungs, eel buns, chicken skin, kidney, and chicken pieces sold in the night market. Each of them cost only 15 copper coins and were sold until the third watch.
There was even a "ghost market" in Kaifeng Prefecture that was open from the fifth watch until dawn. It was placed on the East Cross Street to buy clothes, pictures, garlands, collars, and other goods. It would disappear at dawn and was called the ghost market. Night markets in other cities were also gradually becoming popular.
The Raohe Sightseeing Night Market was located on Raohe Street in Songshan District, and was one of the most famous night markets in the city. The area around Raohe Street and Songshan Station used to be called Xikou. Because the Keelung River was deep and the area was close to the river, boats could travel there. It gradually became a transfer station between Keelung and Yilan to Taibei. At that time, merchants gathered there and it was very prosperous.
During the Japanese occupation, it was renamed Songshan. Later, due to the silting of the river, the number of ships anchored gradually decreased. In order to improve the livelihood of local businesses, Taipei City government established a night market on Raohe Street in 1987, the second night market in the city. The night market was full of variety. In addition to snacks and delicacies, various daily necessities such as clothing, leather shoes, and gold ornaments were also cheap. Raohe Night Market was already an important place for foreign tourists to experience Taiwan's delicacies at night.
Among the most popular snacks in Taiwan's night markets, the first place was oyster omelet, the second place was fragrant chicken steak, and the third place was stinky tofu. However, stinky tofu and pig's blood cake were also regarded by foreign tourists as the most terrifying Taiwan snacks.
Oyster omelet was a popular snack in southern Fujian, Japan, and Taiwan. It was made with fresh oyster, chrysanthemum, eggs, and cornices.
Chicken steak, also known as fried chicken steak, was a common snack in Taiwan. It was a type of fried chicken. The usual method was to marinate the chicken breast with sauce, then wrap the chicken breast with sweet potato powder and fry it in a pot. After taking it out of the pot, it was sprinkled with pepper and salt.
Stinky tofu was one of the local specialties of China. It was a fermented tofu product that was popular in Greater China. There were great differences in the production methods and eating methods in different places. Stinky tofu was a representative snack in Changsha, Shanghai, Beijing, and Taiwan.
Pig's blood cake, also known as rice blood cake, was a traditional rice cake made from glutinous rice and pig's blood. It originated from the southern countryside of the mainland of China. There were two kinds of duck blood cake and pig's blood cake. With the combination of glutinous rice, there would be some differences in the taste. Pig's blood cake was a traditional snack in northern Taiwan.
Yun Fei followed the mainland tourists into Raohe Night Market. He never expected the crowd in Raohe Night Market to be so crowded. It looked like the heads of black crows. The entire night market was crowded and very crowded. It was really scary.
Yun Fei was squeezed by the crowd and kept walking forward. The fragrance of delicious food spread everywhere. Yun Fei's stomach was already growling with hunger. He touched his pants pocket and found that there was only a thousand yuan and a maxed out credit card left in it.
He was really too willful. He had left Tian Mimi's house in a hurry. That house was no longer his home. He could no longer go back to that house. Yun Fei only had 1000 yuan on him. Where could he stay today? He already had nowhere to go. Could it be that he could only be a vagrant?
Yun Fei looked at the crowd in the night market and was at a loss. He did not know what to do now. He was completely at a loss. Yun Fei thought to himself,"I've been hungry for a day. Let's eat something first, but what should I eat?" There were so many delicacies in the night market. He didn't know what to choose. He only had 1,000 yuan on him, but he couldn't spend it carelessly.
"Long Yunfei!"
Suddenly, someone rushed over from behind him and hugged him. Yun Fei felt two balls of meat sticking to his back. The person hugging him from behind should be a woman. He turned around and saw that it was indeed a woman hugging him from behind. Moreover, it was a strange woman, a woman he had never seen before.
"Who are you? Why are you hugging me from behind?”Yun Fei asked.
The woman replied,"It's me, I'm Ziwei."”
"Ziwei? Who was Zi Wei? I don't know you…"
"You're so heartless. Have you forgotten me? I'm your junior high schoolmate.”
"Junior high school classmate…?"
"Yes, I'm your junior high school classmate. I'm the girl sitting three rows diagonally in front of you.”
Yun Fei took a closer look at Zi Wei. Her dressing was very vulgar, like a betel nut beauty. She was wearing a translucent silk top, and her full chest had a deep cleavage. She was wearing a pair of super short jeans that revealed half of her butt. She had a pair of slender legs and was wearing high heels that were 30 centimeters tall.
She had heavy makeup on her face, thick lipstick, thick eyebrows, big eyes, curved eyelashes, and permed curly hair. She was simply a mediocre person. Under the heavy makeup, she had a pure and beautiful face. If she didn't dress up in such a tacky way, Zi Wei would definitely be a very beautiful woman.
"Ziwei, who are you? Do I really know you?"
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