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What to Buy>>

Chinese Bronze Vessels

The Chinese started casting bronze ware about 5,000 years ago.

Chinese Brush Painting

Chinese Cloisonne

Chinese Embroidery

China Folk Toys

China Jade Carvings

Chinese Knots

Chinese Seal

Snuff bottles

Tea

Chinese Wood-block Print

Where to Buy>>

Panjiayuan

This open-air market is crammed with thousands of stalls selling jade, agate, old books, furniture, coins, ceramics, ornaments, Cultural Revolution memorabilia and more.

Supermarkets >>

Wal-Mart stocks the hardware and homeware items that have made it so popular across the pond.

Shopping Malls >>

Beijing's best-known and most visited mall, it features six themed zones and stores like Valentino, Bally, Swarovski and Apple.

Markets >>

This street, at 750 meters long, offers calligraphy, art, antiques and paintings. China Bookstore, Rongbaozhai, and Jiguge are the most famous antique stores.

Department Stores >>

This glamorous department store offers a mixture of international and Chinese brands - good quality at steep prices is the general rule.

Areas to Shop >>

This is the city's best-known shopping area. The street is always busy, mostly with pedestrians, but that's part of its charm.

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