Lequn Market

The Lequn Market sits beneath a distinct, multi-tiered roofline that mimics traditional Chinese pagoda architecture, rising above the surrounding street-level vendors. For decades, it functioned as the primary public exchange for farmers from the surrounding hills to sell produce directly to city residents. In nineteen eighty-four, the local government formally consolidated these scattered stalls into this central facility. Merchants still haul crates of fresh citrus and morning greens here, continuing the daily rhythm of trade that defined this corner long before paved roads.