Stores lined the side of the public road in the Bailan Market

Stores lined the streets of the Bailan Market. Some stores are inside buildings, but most of them are on the street like food stalls. The stores on the street are naturally located in front of the entrances to the buildings. Is this situation common in Taiwan? Even at night markets, stores are often located in front of the entrances to the buildings. This is very inconvenient for those who have business in the building itself.

It is difficult for building owners and residents to go in and out of the building when there are stores in front of the entrances and exits of the building. They have to pass by the people working at the stalls every time. And what will the workers do if they have to go to the bathroom? Of course, there are no toilets in a store on the street. The more I think about it, the more I don't understand it.

I am not sure if I am the only one who thinks so much about it, or if the locals don't care about it. While I was thinking about this and setting up my camera, a bicycle crossed the street in front of me.

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