我家后面的市场上,有一位卖古董、玉器、民俗艺品的小贩,声名远播,原因是他每天开市卖的第一件东西,不论价钱高低,都是以成本价出售。这“开市不赚”的原则,使得每天清晨他的摊子前,都早早地排起了长队。有一天,我在他的摊子上看中一只印度喇叭,他要价一千二,我觉得有些贵,所以想看看他“开市不赚”的价格。第二天清晨我很早起来去,却发现摊子前已经有一些人在排队。 In the market behind my house, there is a famous street vendor selling antiques, jade and folk art, because the first item he opens every day, at whatever cost, is sold at cost. This “open does not earn ” principle, making his stall every morning early, have long line up early. One day I saw a Hindu speaker in his stall. He asked for a price of 112. I think it was a bit expensive, so I would like to see his price. Early in the morning I got up early in the morning, but found that some people were waiting in line before the stall.