Shopping online is popular among Chinese people, but many still prefer to buy in brick-and-mortar stores.
With the role of shopping streets changing, people now go there not only to buy things, but also to relax and enjoy the atmosphere.
Foreigners can also get a taste of the local culture by taking a walk on these streets.
1. Wangfujing street, Beijing
This street not only has some of the world's biggest names, but also boasts a number of China's time-honored brands. Most of Chinese-style products can be found here.
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A photographic exhibition draws pedestrians' attention in Wangfujing in Beijing, Feb 14, 2013. [Photo/IC] |
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