Dazhanlan

market, Beijing, China

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Dazhlan is a restored market located just west of Qianmen Dajie in Beijing, China. Rebuilt in 1998, many of its shops, dating from the Qing dynasty, were restored. Dazhlan specializes in goods

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Dazhanlan, just west of Qianmen Dajie, was rebuilt in 1998, and many of the Qing period shops there were restored. Specialities sold there include silk, tea, herbal medicines, food, and clothing. The Panjiayuan neighbourhood, just east of Longtan Park—once popular with China’s national minorities but…
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Dazhanlan, just west of Qianmen Dajie, was rebuilt in 1998, and many of the Qing period shops there were restored. Specialities sold there include silk, tea, herbal medicines, food, and clothing. The Panjiayuan neighbourhood, just east of Longtan Park—once popular with China’s national minorities but…
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