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Silk Market   Beijing

Silk Market, Beijing

 54 Reviews  The Silk Market is the most famous of all the shopping options in Beijing and for good reason. Its five levels of massive rooms filled to the brim with tightly filled aisles of shops, basically it... 

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Wangfujing Street   Beijing

Wangfujing Street, Beijing

 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... 

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Hongqiao Market (Pearl Market)   Beijing

Hongqiao Market (Pearl Market), Beijing

 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... 

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Panjiayuan Market   Beijing

Panjiayuan Market, Beijing

 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... 

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Cloisonne   Beijing

Cloisonne, Beijing

 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... 

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Liulichang Antiques Street   Beijing

Liulichang Antiques Street, Beijing

 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... 

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Xidan   Beijing

Xidan, Beijing

 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... 

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Friendship Store   Beijing

Friendship Store, Beijing

 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... 

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Lai Tai - Lady Street   Beijing

Lai Tai - Lady Street, Beijing

 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... 

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Lufthansa Center   Beijing

Lufthansa Center, Beijing

 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... 

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Five Colours Earth: Stylish clothes with a Chinese hint

by Saagar

Five Colours Earth is a company with fairly decentralized production and design. it produces clothes and some other textile stuff based on traditional ethnic and historical designs and styles.The outcome is quite fashionable styles of individual designs and rarely two pieces alike.One problem with Chines clothing is that it makes you into a pretend-Chinese. With these clothes, not necessarily so. I have selected pieces that go with jeans, very plain home-use comfortable stuff, and some pieces that I can use for formal Chinese visits/dinners when style is demanded, but tie and jacket is a pain, and I can get away without this way. Men's long sleeved shirts, jackets.Women's full-length or short gowns, short-or longsleeved shirts. Quite expensive, from 500 RMB to 2000 depending on materials and designs used.

The Dirt Market

by EGitan

This market has everything......chinese silk, jelwery, fake antiques, books, statues, beautiful calligraphy horse hair brushes, scrolls, paintings, artwork, furniture....you name it. Get there early and bring a calculator. You will want to bargin with it. I got some very good deals on some nice scrolls, and calligraphy brushes. Be persistant but also be nice. And be prepared to ship any thing that looks like an antique back. You cannot take certain items out of China without getting a certificate stating that it is not an actual historical relic. I learned the hard way and lost a nice statue. And avoid buying Jade there. Go to the Friendship Store where it is authentic Jade. And have fun!!!!! depends on how well you bargin

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Silk

by nepalgoods

China is known as the "Kingdon of Silk". Since more tha twothousand years silkworms are raised and the fine thread, which they produce, is woven into the most wonderful and colouful fabrics. Specially the Hangzhou Silk is made for a great variety of silk product, including satin, damask and brocades. I have seen and touched the silk from Thailand, India and other countries. In my opinion, the silk from China is the best quality.

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Shops till Your Heart's Content

by Gage17

For me, it was frustrating trying to find the perfect Chinese souvenir... and one that I wouldn't be able to get in Chinatown back home. Still, with a little perseverance and patience, you should be able to find the souvenir or gift that's right for you. Most places will sell the same old "Made in China" crap you see all over, but keep an eye out, because there are shops that specialize in local crafts. The Chinese are great for bargaining and will usually quote you a price on a calculator (because of language difficulties). Feel free to punch in your price and let the bidding begin.

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Fujian: What to buy in Fujian

by Chyan

Run by Chinese of Fujian. Cork pictures of Fuzhou, the Shadow Sculpture of Hui'an, Quanzhou's puppet heads, the stone relief scultpture of Hui'an, Xiamen's lacquer thread carving, Tianhuang seal stick, Shoushan stone sculpture, Fuzhou bodiless lacquer, Wuyi red robe tea and chinaware in Dehua. Up to you

Wangfujing Street

by FlyingShanice

Wangfujing is now considered the central heart of the city. Certainly from Wangfujing all areas of Beijing are easily accessible. Wangfujing is a fairly long street. A walk from end to end would take you about 30 minutes, and that's without looking at any shops. The street has two major shopping malls, one of which, Oriental Plaza, sprawls a further 2 blocks to the east (and another 15 minute walk). Wangfujing street is also home to a number of large department stores, souvenir stores, and whole side streets full of food stalls, Chinese painting stores and other goodies.Getting to Wangfujing is pretty easy. You can take the subway and get off at the line 1 Wangfujing stop. Alternatively, you can of course take the taxi.

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Department stores or small clothesshops: Rainponcho

by aukjejetty

When you ride a bike regularly, you will no how anoying it is when it rains and you get all wet ;-)In China they certainly know, they are a biking nation [just like the dutch] and they have some wonderful raincoats [ponchos actually]. I bought one at a small shop, but you can also get them at the larger stores where they sell everything. If you plan to travel through china for a long time, you should buy this item where you start your trip. Biking is a wonderful way to see places in many areas, so it will be helpful if you can cover yourself quickly when it starts to rain. When you are walking with a backpack they are great too, because they are wide and you can carry them over your bag!I bought rainponchos before, but never as strong as the ones you can get in China! The price range is $2-$6

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China's Official Currency: Remembi: The People's Money

by coolpanda87

In China, everything is paid for in Remembi, China's Official currency. Due to government restrictions, Remembi can only be exchanged in China, & no amounts of it is to leave the country. The current exchange rate is: 1 USD = 8.2677 Yuan "yuan" means dollar in Chinese

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BEIJING : SILK MARKET

by swesn

The SILK MARKET or XIU SHUI SHI CHANG is where you can buy many clothe-items like North Face, Timberland jackets, even branded things like Prada. Naturally, not many are authentic. This is also the place to buy your Oriental cheongsam - the tight, figure-hugging Oriental dress.Go EARLY to avoid crowds and remember to bargain.Or, go LATE in the afternoon, just before closing (should be before sun-down) when vendors are keen to make their final sales before they pack up.

HATS OFF

by BerniShand

All over China we saw caps [ complete with pigtails ] do be warned, after my husband bought one, and modelled it for us all, the guide , after recovering from his hysteria, told us they are eunoch`s caps......... dont buy a hat like the one in the picture, you will never look good in it, and you will become a laughing stock among friends and familyand no, he didnt buy it, I wouldnt let him

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