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Q: Where/how can I get event fliers made in Beijing?

Want to print out some postcard-size fliers using my own design. Anyone know of a place that does this kind of thing?

13 years 2 days ago in  General  - Beijing

 
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The digital market should do this kind of job. They do almost anything that deals with technology. 

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pretty much ANY print shop will do this for you. Assuming you know some Chinese friends or you can speak Chinese you shouldn't have to go more than 5-10 minutes from anywhere you live in Beijing to find a shop to do this for you.

 

If you need a recommendation I have one but it's on the outskirts of Beijing and they don't speak any English so I'm afraid the location might not be too convient for you.  Just let me know though if you need their QQ or Phone number,  I had a few thousand flyiers printed up with them once and they do most of the graphic design/marketing stuff for all the restaurants/bars/gyms/etc etc in my area.

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