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Q: Has anyone been to the artist village in Songzhuang?

If so, is it worth going to?

14 years 23 weeks ago in Transport & Travel - Beijing

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Redaria

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I don't think it's worth going to unless a Chinese friend with connections there goes with you. Most artists have workshops here which are not open to the public so if you just go wondering around like a lost tourist, you're not going to see much.

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