Walking through the bazaar a second time, now with Hu Kong strolling alongside him introducing various things, Di Tou got a very different experience. Before the bazaar felt very messy, and although there were three distinct groups of sellers, their organization seemed pointless and it seemed to be a case of first come first served, only there was no definite 'best' location to set up, so people had just found a place relatively empty and sat down to peddle their wares.
But with Hu Kong introducing the various notable stalls and introducing the history, Di Tou began to see some order in the chaos and couldn't help but be enthused. At the same time, walking past the same places, Di Tou was directed to notice stalls that he had glanced over before, and by the time they exited the bazaar, Di Tou had a much rounder belly as he had eaten quite a number of small delicacies.
