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Q: What are the best places for finding Christmas gifts in Shanghai?

All shopping tips welcome!

14 years 40 weeks ago in  Shopping - Shanghai

 
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Depending on what you are looking for you can try several different stores. The best place to go Christmas gift shopping in Shanghai would be the shopping mall. But if you want christmas clothes as gifts there are a lot of stores such as Uniqlo etc., It all depends on what you want!

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For Christmas, the best gift should be gift basket. Yongs Gift provide gift basket delivery in Shanghai and other cities in China. www.yongsgift.com

 

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shopping online through taobao,yixun,360buy,or other online websites.Also you can go to supermarket to buy Christmas gifts.Many mall or supermarket will have discount.......good luck 

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Are you an expat buying for people back home? Because we usually go to either Tianzifang or the fake market and pick up lots of little souvenirs as Christmas gifts for people back home.

 

For people here it's more tricky as Chinese tat doesn't cut it...

 

Who are you buying for?

 

 

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