The auction for the Che Kung Festival Market stalls was held today (30th). The trading was not affected by the news of the Omicron variant virus. The competition was much more lively than last year, and there was a situation of "not enough stalls".
The "Stall King" located at the entrance of Che Kung Temple was sold for HK$100,000, and the successful bidder also bid for another entrance and exit stall for HK$90,000. This year's lowest price stall was sold for HK$7,000.
Ms. Li, who sells windmills in two stalls at the entrance and exit of 190,000 votes: Thank you all for your face
The auction for the Che Kung Festival Fair stalls was held today at the Lai Chi Kok Government Offices. About 100 people attended the auction.
Ms. Li, who plans to sell windmills, bid for the two stalls at the entrance with one hundred thousand and ninety thousand Hong Kong dollars respectively. She said that the stall at the entrance was "aspirational" and her goal, so she was willing to invest money to bid, but she also She said she wanted to "thank you all for your face"; Ms. Li also pointed out that this year's competition was fierce, with more than ten gears more than last year, resulting in "not enough seats".
Regarding the omicron variant of the epidemic, it may affect the market, and even make Che Kung citizens cancel it like last year. Ms. Li said that "all the votes are in advance, don't worry too much."
(Photo by Li Zetong)
Urge venues to take preventive measures to arrange safe travel for citizens to scan codes
There are also three cases of Omicron variant virus in Hong Kong, which may affect the market and even cancel the Che Kung Festival. Ms. Li said: "If you vote in advance, don't worry too much." Only hope that the authorities Admission measures can be better, such as arranging a QR code for safe travel as soon as possible for citizens to scan, so as to prevent a large number of people from being congested at the entrance.
Ms. Li won the two booths at the entrance with HK$100,000 and HK$90,000 respectively.
(Photo by Li Zetong)
40 dry goods stalls were bid fiercely after dozens of bids before they were sold
The Che Kung Festival Fair will be held from January 29th to February 15th next year for a period of 18 days, with 40 dry goods and 2 wet goods stalls.
The bidding for dry goods stalls this year was fierce. Many of the stalls bid from the reserve price of HK$2,310 to tens of thousands of Hong Kong dollars. The lowest transaction price also required HK$7,000. The two wet goods stalls were sold at HK$2,000 and HK$7,300 respectively.
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