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Q: Where to buy cheap furniture in China?

Where can I find cheap furniture in China? Specifically, I am looking for a computer desk.

 

Are there any places that sell used furniture?

 

I am not looking to spend much more than 600rmb, because I can't take my furniture with me when I leave.

 

Thanks.

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Haha, you, my friend, haven't accessed taobao yet. I spend 500 a month there; food, furniture, espresso maker, textbooks, HDD, roller blades; the list is endless.

 

I got a great computer desk (multiple shelves, pull out keyboard, locking doors) there for about 150 yuan shipped to my door. They had 10 designs in 20 color schemes.

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Without knowing where you are, it's difficult to answer your question.

Check the local furniture markets in your town.

 

If you're renting, ask the landlord to get you a desk.

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Haha, you, my friend, haven't accessed taobao yet. I spend 500 a month there; food, furniture, espresso maker, textbooks, HDD, roller blades; the list is endless.

 

I got a great computer desk (multiple shelves, pull out keyboard, locking doors) there for about 150 yuan shipped to my door. They had 10 designs in 20 color schemes.

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Haha, you, my friend, haven't accessed taobao yet. I spend 500 a month there; food, furniture, espresso maker, textbooks, HDD, roller blades; the list is endless.

 

I got a great computer desk (multiple shelves, pull out keyboard, locking doors) there for about 150 yuan shipped to my door. They had 10 designs in 20 color schemes.

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Just walk down any alley of a commercial street and you should find a furniture shop.

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