商贩 (shāng fàn): trader; peddler

Every morning, the street vendors start setting up their stalls, selling fresh vegetables and fruits, attracting many early-rising residents.

That vendor pushes a small cart, hawking steaming hot buns along the street, and the aroma drifts far away.

In the night market, vendors shout loudly to attract customers, making the whole street bustling with activity.

That old vendor has been selling snacks here for decades and has become friends with many regular customers.

Vendors at tourist attractions often push expensive souvenirs to visitors, but the quality varies unevenly.