Beijing Shopping

 51 Reviews  A company called Four Colors Earth (FCE) makes long-sleeved men's Chinese modernised traditional dress. Not many clothes apart from the Mao suit makes a man here in China, but this one will. They are... 

 28 Reviews  Ok, this market is good and large, but it's bit, not by much but a bit more expensive than the silk market, and less crowded, and the quality here is a bit better. but no matter what don't pay the... 

 12 Reviews  I also have this in my tourist traps since i am not into this stuff however for those who love this, the factory is the largest in the beijing area and when you go to a great wall tour whether group... 

 15 Reviews  There are plenty of upscale shopping centers in Beijing but for an alternative experience, Panjiaguan market is very refreshing. It used to be called the dirt market because everyone just came and... 

 11 Reviews  This street was refurbished as a kitsch pedestrian precinct in the 1980's. It was designed in the style of the qing era [1644-1911]. The homely shops are packed with crafts, calligraphy materials and... 

 10 Reviews  Sell books. whatever books you want to look for just go to Books building. If you can not find the book there, it is mean that you almost won't find the book anywhere. Publish meeting. Famous... 

 6 Reviews  My best buy in China was a waterproof winter jacket made of 90% duck down.It was a saving of hundreds of dollars compared to buying something similiar in australia.Although you must be carefull of the... 

 4 Reviews  The Ladie’s Street (nu3 ren2 jie1) is located near the Lufthansa business district. In here there are hundreds of stalls selling all fashions of women's clothes, shoes and jewelry. And a lot of stuff... 

 3 Reviews  My friend and I could not believe the extremely astronomical prices at the Lufthansa Center Department Store. We were looking for deals on clothing and electronics, but this is not the place to go as... 

 cal6060 Says:  You will find bookstores everywhere in China, but most of their books would be in Chinese. Beijing Foreign Languages Bookstores is located in Wangfujing Da jie,... 

 solopes Says:  The trips to the Graet Wall and tombs always include a stop in a jade factory (I read it in VT prior to go, and... got it there).The usual quick look at some... 

 easterntrekker Says:  There's an interesting demonstration of the craftsmen cutting jade sculptures . I was surprised to learn that only men can carve the jade. Women can polish... 

 nepalgoods Says:  Qianmen Street has always been a lively shopping area with souvenirshops as well as famous shops for tea, jewelery or clothes. But is was also crowded with cars... 

 alyf1961 Says:  This market was amazing. As well as the usual array of stalls, selling touristy souvenirs and local crafts there were some food stalls selling many weird and... 

 muratkorman Says:  Qianmen Street resembles a late Qing-dynasty street scene and is close to traffic. There is a tram operating between both ends of the street. You can find some... 

 marielexoteria Says:  We found Wuyut'ai tea shop while coming back from the Lama Temple (which was closed by the time we got there). They sell beautiful tea services, tin cans and of... 

 lindyz Says:  Here is just a rough idea on the prices we paid for stuff bought in Beijing:-Set of 10 decorative chopsticks = 10rmb3 medium sized pandas that say "I love you"... 

 Willettsworld Says:  This excellent model shop is located just down the road, east of the Drum and Bell Towers. If you're into model cars and such like then this place is for you.... 

 stevemt Says:  The complex is over 2 floors, and there are over 100 individual shops here.Goods range from new camera's and equipment in general, to 2nd hand camera and lens... 

 Penelope4 Says:  I booked a tour to the Badaling Wall and did not realize that a visit to a silk shop and a jade shop were included. Beijing Dong Wu Silk Museum is a... 

 sugarpuff Says:  Qianmen area has always been of interest to me and when I first came to China, this shopping area, known as Dazhanlan (but to the locals as Dashilar) was such a... 

 idy Says:  Teenagers and youngsters in their 20s go to WuDaoKou 五道口 in the northwestern part of the city. It's in the university district. There's a... 

 JohanIsWeg Says:  The Foreign Languages Bookstore on Wangfujing Dajie is worth a visit. Aside from English novels, travel guides and cookbooks, it also carries a line of Foreign...