1. Purpose of the event: Honest transactions, fair competition

2. Slogan of the event: Buy when you see a good opportunity, no more opportunities

3. Event time: 3 9:00~13:00 on September 27th

IV. Activity location: Cunjin Square

V. Activity format: Divide Cunjin Square into the following areas. (See Appendix 1)

For the sake of fairness, 13 colleges drew lots to determine the location of the booths.

Second-level colleges collect items.

Small second-hand market. 13 colleges sell items in their respective areas. The turnover of this event accounts for 30% of the total turnover. 70% in May.

Attachment:

1. Consultation area: Specialized personnel will answer questions on the spot for students who have questions about this activity, and will also accept complaints and suggestions from students

　2. The "Sales Ranking List" ranks the sales of each college at different points in time to encourage the sales enthusiasm of the cadres of each college and enhance the atmosphere of the event. At the end of the event, the top three colleges will receive certificates and prizes

6. Activity preparation:

(1) Convene a meeting:

1. Convene a meeting of ministers of each secondary college to communicate the time, location, process, and collection of items for the event. and requirements;

2. Each secondary college will hold a life committee meeting for each class to communicate the time, location, process, collection of items and related requirements for the event.

(2) Collection of items:

1. Collection form: fixed-point collection, door-to-door collection

2. Arrangement of collection personnel: Life Department of each class life committee , cadres of the girls’ department

3. Classification and examples of collected items

Books (magazines, reference books, novels, classics, etc.)

Sporting goods (basketball , badminton, etc.)

Electronic audio and video (mp3, mp4, USB disk, certificates, etc.)

Clothing (tops, pants, shoes, etc.)

The life committee members of each class will register the collected items and submit them to the secondary college, which will then organize and register them

*Any items with high use value can be collected

*The collected items must be of healthy and uplifting content

4. Item registration: (See Appendix 2)

Each secondary college binds the registration form into a book.

(3) Venue distribution: see Appendix 1 for changes

(4) Equipment preparation:

The Life Department applies to the school for equipment, sun umbrellas, etc. Related resources;

Each secondary college should prepare its own boxes for storing items needed for activities;

Each secondary college applies to the school life department in advance for tables and tents

(5) Publicity:

(1) Poster publicity: Post posters on the publicity boards of the new district, old district, and teaching three, including: event time, location, process and related matters;< /p>

(2) Broadcast publicity: Promote the event through the radio station in two periods; Items for sale must be properly labeled, see Appendix 5

4. On the day of the event, each college must prepare its own change to avoid confusion in changing money during operations. Each college must register each product sold and find out the amount of change to facilitate checkout;

5. During the activity, it must be ensured that each stall has cadres from its own college to avoid the situation of "no one in the court";

6. Arrange cadres at the event site to maintain order and avoid chaotic and crowded scenes;

7. Salespersons must be well-educated and must adhere to the business purpose of "the customer is God"; they must wear a work ID card

8. After the event, each college must put away unsold goods and clean the venue

8. Later work:

1. Each secondary college must submit the name, quantity, price and total price of the items sold, as well as a summary of the expenses and profits of this event to the school life department;

2. Each secondary college returns unsold items to their owners;

3. After a week, each secondary college will receive 10% commission of the price of the items for sale (donate with care), and the rest must be returned to the owner with the owner's signature;

4. Convene a department meeting to praise the colleges that achieved higher profits in this activity. At the same time, they will talk about their experiences and experiences from this activity, sum up experiences and learn lessons.

Unfinished matters will be notified separately, and the right to interpret the event belongs to the Life Department of the Student Union of Zhanjiang Normal University

Planning letter: Life Department of the Student Union of Zhanjiang Normal University

Second-level College Student Union Life Department March 01, XX

Attached is the "Flea Market Management Regulations":

1. Buyers and sellers must abide by the school's rules and regulations during the transaction process< /p>

2. Buyers and sellers should pay attention to civilized etiquette during the transaction process

3. To ensure the rights and interests of consumers, items with quality problems are not allowed to be sold

4. Transactions between buyers and sellers must be based on fairness

5. Transactions are voluntary between buyers and sellers, and no forced purchases or sales are allowed

6. No selling is allowed at the event site without permission Items

7. If you encounter unexpected problems during the event, you should contact the on-site staff to solve the problem