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Shopping2004/05/15
Wangfujing A pedestrian street with English language bookshops, shopping malls, galleries, street performers, and food stalls, and silk and garment shops. Take the subway to Wangfujing. Panjiayuan Market Known locally as the Dirt Market or Sunday Market, this is the place for antiques, arts and crafts and old-style furniture. A fascinating once-in-a-lifetime shopping opportunity - don't forget to haggle! Open: Sat and Sun, dawn to 3.00pm Add: east of Dongsanhuan Nanlu Friendship Store Located on Jianguoamenwai, the store provides upscale traditional Chinese goods including silk clothing, jewellery as well as furniture, carpets and rugs. A 10-minute walk from Jianguomen Subway. Open: 9am-8.30pm Tel: (010) 6500-3311 Hongqiao Market Also known as the Pearl Market, this store offers the enthusiastic shopper more than they could wish for including pearls, jewellery, jade, art and craft, antiques and clothing. Open: 9am-6pm Tel: (010) 6711-7429 Add: 16 Hongqiao Lu, north of the east gate of the Temple of Heaven, Chongwen District Xidan Xidan commercial area, north of Chang'an Avenue, gives a wide range of shopping options. The Book Mansion, Beijing's biggest bookstore is located here. Liu Li Chang Beijing's most well known antique street. You can find old Chinese books, traditional paintings and brushes. The best place to get your very own Chinese name stamp. Take the subway to Hepingmen, and walk half way down Nanxinhua Jie. |
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