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Q: Are there halloween costume stores in China?

 1 Where can I find a halloween costume store in 2nd-tier city China?

 2 Where can one go trick-or-treating in a smaller Chinese City?

 3 Where can one generally find a nice Halloween gathering in this type of place?

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I remember an article last year on this website. Some "foreigners" got in trouble for "scaring" people on the subway. Basically they were dressed for halloween and once it was revealed they weren't Chinese some jingoistic individual must have called the police.

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There are some costume stores that u can rent clothes

you should ask local people to find the address !

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I remember an article last year on this website. Some "foreigners" got in trouble for "scaring" people on the subway. Basically they were dressed for halloween and once it was revealed they weren't Chinese some jingoistic individual must have called the police.

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Listen for the cat crying sound and follow it. It will lead you to the Chinese Opera House. In the Chinese Opera House are plenty of costumes. Bargain, Bribe, etc accordingly.

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