1, supported by the state. The convening of the Third Session of the 13th National People's Congress made the country re-recognize the necessity and importance of spreading economy. Like large and medium-sized enterprises and small and micro enterprises, street stalls are part of the national economy. Developing "stall economy" is not a whim, nor is it a temporary measure taken under the epidemic, but should continue to support development after the epidemic.

2. Employment pressure forces low-income people to make a living. Affected by the epidemic, the number of unemployed people has increased sharply. Many people who can't find jobs, have nothing to do, want to do business and have no capital can set up stalls to do small businesses, and the number of employed people will naturally increase greatly.

For workers who have no capital, no skills and are older, setting up a stall is their best way out. Set up a stall, you can earn at least some living expenses a day, and you can support yourself and your family in difficult times.