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Redaria

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Q: Besides Zoo Market, where else can I buy cheap clothes in Beijing?

I went to Zoo Market a few weeks ago and it was hell: overcrowded, smelly, hot, noisy. I couldn't bare it. Is there any other place/street selling cheap, yet fashionable clothes worth checking out?

14 years 21 weeks ago in Shopping - Beijing

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freedashing

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there are quite a few. Wan Tong Market on Fucheng men. They sell cheap stuff.

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14 years 21 weeks ago

mattaya

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Oh yes Xidan has a place called 77th street that sells clothing.

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14 years 12 weeks ago

bat22

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you want to buy cheap stuff they will last about as long as it takes to read this

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