Which mythological shopping festival is widely recognized as the inspiration for modern 'lucky shopping' days and retail prosperity rituals in East Asian markets?

Throughout history, mythological shopping festivals and marketplaces have influenced our modern retail traditions. From the ancient Greek agora to Norse trading posts protected by gods, cultures worldwide created elaborate myths around commerce and exchange. This poll tests your knowledge about legendary retail traditions and how they've shaped brand loyalty concepts that still resonate today. Can you identify which mythological shopping festival has had the most profound impact on modern retail celebration practices?

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The Norse Freyr's Harvest Market, where gold coins were buried under vendor stalls for luck
The Festival of Caishen (財神), the Chinese God of Wealth, celebrated with special retail promotions and red envelopes
The Roman Mercatus Fortunae, where merchants offered first fruits to Fortune for favorable business
The Celtic Lughnasadh Fair, where traders swapped magical items and forecast next year's retail trends