The reporter visited major seafood markets and supermarkets in Guangzhou and learned that at present, hairy crabs are already concentrated on the market. Compared with previous years, this year's hairy crabs were affected by hot weather. The market was relatively late, and the initial price was also high. However, after the National Day holiday, hairy crab prices in many places collectively “took a big dive.” On October 15, the reporter visited the seafood market and supermarkets in Guangzhou and learned that currently the hairy crabs sold on the market mainly come from Jiangsu Province. They are generally priced per unit, and prices have changed significantly compared to before the National Day. At the Huangsha Aquatic Products Exchange Market in Guangzhou, the lighter female crab has dropped to 10 yuan each, while the price of 3 two-weight hairy crabs fluctuates between 15 and 30 yuan. Although the price of larger, high-quality hairy crabs can still reach nearly 100 yuan, compared to before the National Day, the price has dropped significantly. A stall owner specifically pointed out that the price of Taihu Lake hairy crabs, which originally sold for 88 yuan/piece, has now dropped below 50 yuan each, and the price is almost “cut short.” According to the seafood stall owner, October and November are the centralized marketing period for hairy crabs, and they are also prime time to enjoy hairy crabs. As production increases and demand for purchases rises, the price of hairy crabs changes almost every day, and it is expected that the price will drop further in the future. Similarly, seafood stalls at Guangzhou's Xilang Market have also welcomed the centralized listing of hairy crabs. Most seafood stalls place hairy crabs in a prominent position. Female crabs that weigh 3 or 2 are generally sold for 28-38 yuan each, while small-sized hairy crabs are more affordable, falling within the range of 8 to 15 yuan each.

The reporter visited major seafood markets and supermarkets in Guangzhou and learned that at present, hairy crabs are already concentrated on the market. Compared with previous years, this year's hairy crabs were affected by hot weather. The market was relatively late, and the initial price was also high. However, after the National Day holiday, hairy crab prices in many places collectively “took a big dive.” On October 15, the reporter visited the seafood market and supermarkets in Guangzhou and learned that currently the hairy crabs sold on the market mainly come from Jiangsu Province. They are generally priced per unit, and prices have changed significantly compared to before the National Day. At the Huangsha Aquatic Products Exchange Market in Guangzhou, the lighter female crab has dropped to 10 yuan each, while the price of 3 two-weight hairy crabs fluctuates between 15 and 30 yuan. Although the price of larger, high-quality hairy crabs can still reach nearly 100 yuan, compared to before the National Day, the price has dropped significantly. A stall owner specifically pointed out that the price of Taihu Lake hairy crabs, which originally sold for 88 yuan/piece, has now dropped below 50 yuan each, and the price is almost “cut short.” According to the seafood stall owner, October and November are the centralized marketing period for hairy crabs, and they are also prime time to enjoy hairy crabs. As production increases and demand for purchases rises, the price of hairy crabs changes almost every day, and it is expected that the price will drop further in the future. Similarly, seafood stalls at Guangzhou's Xilang Market have also welcomed the centralized listing of hairy crabs. Most seafood stalls place hairy crabs in a prominent position. Female crabs that weigh 3 or 2 are generally sold for 28-38 yuan each, while small-sized hairy crabs are more affordable, falling within the range of 8 to 15 yuan each.