As night fell, the cool wind was blowing in the wumadu area of Nanjing, which is located on the side of the Yangtze River. Some people park their cars in the open space of the riverside park, open the trunk, and "change" flowers, coffee, cotton candy, etc. from the inside; Some people put up the curtain and played open-air movies. When their interest was high, they simply put on the microphone and sang. On the basis of epidemic prevention and control, trunk stalls with distinctive characteristics are like "pearl necklaces" in the night, gradually becoming a new landscape in the city. Li Yang, who was born in 1992, runs a "mobile pub" with his girlfriend and sells hand-made desserts such as tiramisu. Cartoon pictures are pasted around their small freezer. "I am a freelancer and my girlfriend is engaged in the baking industry. We 'brush' on social media and come here to have a trunk culture market to experience the happiness of 'practice stall'." Li Yang said, "the average turnover per night is twoorthree yuan. The most important thing is that I like to blow the river wind and smell the sweet smell in the air." Under the starry sky, the trunk sprayed with various colors of paint is opened one by one, and the simple signs strung together by light-emitting diodes glow with color. There is no smoky barbecue here. Instead, it is dipped seafood. The ground is clean and tidy. Among a group of young people, Wang Fei, who showed a little vicissitudes, attracted the reporter's attention. His trunk seemed like an exquisite coffee counter. "I am a 'Post-70s', and I usually work in the crew." Wang Fei told the reporter that in his spare time, he likes to study coffee and launched the "trunk coffee station" to popularize coffee culture to the public. The night is getting darker, but the market is like day. Mei Aoxue, the "post-90s" who lives nearby, came to the market with her 3-year-old daughter. She said that the city needs this new space with culture, temperature, precipitation and feelings. Wumadu, located at the junction of Qixia District and Gulou District, Nanjing, is famous for its bronze sculptures in the shape of five galloping horses. In the hearts of many people, this is the place where the Nanjing trunk culture market originated and grew. "The trunk cultural market reflects the optimistic attitude of young people and their longing for quality life." Fu Shuai, the chief manager of wumadu trunk culture market, said that in order to regulate the business behavior of the stall owners, they formed a loose alliance, stipulating that the food business stall owners must apply for food business licenses and other relevant licenses, and each stall mainly does a good job in car body beautification and environmental sanitation. As a new consumption form integrating culture, tourism and business, the trunk cultural market is a new test question that functional departments must face. Zhangzhichao, director of the Nanjing Municipal Bureau of Commerce, said: "we have cultivated the trunk cultural market as a new fashion symbol, adhered to the combination of decentralization and management, and focused on food safety, social order, city appearance maintenance and other key work on the premise of doing a good job in the prevention and control of the normalized epidemic, so as to make this new landscape beautify the lives of citizens." (Xinhua News Agency)