Morning markets are extraordinarily common in China. If it is the afternoon and you wonder where a morning market could be, I have two suggestions to help you look around and find one. The first thing to look for would be apartment buildings. If there are people living nearby, there will be a 
need for a market. Also, look for an open area that has enough room for vendors to set up and room for shoppers. As you can see in the picture, this is a wonderful location for a morning market.
It is interesting for me to “window shop” at these markets, because sometimes I find something unexpected. You will always find meats, produce, and trinkets available, but sometimes there are a couple new products on display. The picture below shows quail eggs for sale. I wonder how many quails it takes to gather this many eggs.
At this same morning market, I found something that not only looks like the quail eggs, but is also a twist on something that is common. This corn is not only colorful, but also tasty. I have eaten it before and it has a nice flavor.
If you have an opportunity to go to a morning market, I would suggest you take advantage of it. You never know what you might find!