Carrefour Market Fengshan Wujia 1st Store

It is a smaller version of Knorr Fu Fengshan store, which is convenient for residents in nearby communities to purchase. Easy parking. Everything, just a tiny amount. Just dropped the toilet at the entrance of "Simeng Le".

Compared with other home entertainment, I feel that it is more like Quanlian, with much less stuff than other home entertainment. Go by car and ask the checkout staff for the QR code of the parking fee. Unlike other Jia Le Fu, I will give it to me. In this way, I will consider going to Quanlian to buy it, at least there is no parking fee. (Why don't I just open the whole union, I thought it was the same as other Jia Le Fu, but I couldn't find what I wanted to buy, wasting my time),

Although I am looking for relatives and friends at the end of the typhoon this time, I am grateful for all the peace and joy passing by, thank you Lord? Isaiah 55:10 The rain and snow fall from the sky and do not return, but it moisturizes the ground, makes the ground sprouting and solidifies, so that the sower has seed, and the food to be eaten has grain.

Carrefour (French: Carrefour; literally "crossroads") is a large French retail group, the largest retailer in Europe, the second largest retailer in the world, and the initiator of the Hypermarket format. As of December 2017, Carrefour has opened a total of 12,300 stores in more than 30 countries. The total number of employees is second only to Walmart, and it is the 81st largest company among the world's top 500 companies in 2019. Carrefour means "crossroads" in French, because the first Carrefour mass merchandise store opened in 1963, right next to the crossroads somewhere in France, and it is also Carrefour's smallest store in the world. The corporate logo of Carrefour first appeared in 1966. Its design concept was taken from the French trademark prefix C. A blue arrow extends at the right end of C and a red arrow at the left end, symbolizing the continuous gathering of customers from all directions towards Carrefour. When Carrefour entered Asia’s first market—Taiwan, it translated "Carrefour" in Chinese into "Carrefour", which means "happy and happy every family", and this name became the group's presence in the Greater China region. Trademark.