A vegetable vendor in Shandong posts a video claiming she was charged a 5-yuan 'sanitation fee' for setting up a stall at a rural market

On November 13, a vegetable vendor in Shandong posted a video claiming that she was charged a 5-yuan 'sanitation fee' while selling vegetables at a rural market. She noted that the two yuan she made from selling green onions that day wasn't even enough to cover the fee, sparking mockery from netizens.

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2026-11-14 13:34 · 11月13日，山东一名卖菜阿姨发视频称，在农村集市摆摊卖菜被收5元“卫生费”，卖两块钱的葱还不够交地铺钱，引发网友调侃。

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Sayings · 2026-11-14 13:21 On November 13, a vegetable vendor in Shandong posted a video claiming she was charged a 5-yuan "sanitation fee" for setting up a stall at a rural market, and the money from selling two yuan worth of green onions wasn't even enough to cover the stall fee, sparking mockery from netizens.

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