1Do people in your country enjoy going to open-air markets that sell things like food or clothes?
Well, people generally prefer to go to outdoor markets as prices tend to be a lot cheaper and they can get a bargain and negotiate prices with street vendors. You can find items ranging from fruits and vegetables to toiletries like shampoo and soap. The sellers normally sell things with the help of a cart. Sometimes, you may also see things being laid out on the ground in front of you.tipsstreet vendors 街边小贩
2Which type of market is more popular? Why?
Nowadays, you can see newly-built malls springing up around the country and people are starting to gravitate towards these places, especially the younger ones. I mean, you can generally find everything in one place at the chain supermarkets here. However, prices are obviously higher there but in spite of that, they're still gaining popularity among locals.tipsnewly-built adj.新建的spring up 出现 涌现gravitate v.被吸引chain supermarkets 连锁超市
3Do you think young people feel the same at market as older people? Why is that?
To be honest with you, shopping can be more of a social experience rather than people going to buy something they want and then go home. In general, however, I tend to see more young people going to modern looking shops to get things simply because the brand names are more recognised. It may be that the younger generation favours the comfort and convenience of finding something they need from big supermarkets and getting a brand they can trust. The older ones, on the other hand, tend to be more price aware. Many don't really care about the quality of the product they buy and from where they get it, as long as it's a bargain. So, yeah, I think those are the basic differences between young people and older people when it comes to shopping.tipsmore of 更多favour v.喜欢
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