Qingdao Jimo Clothing Wholesale Market

When you visit some places in the South of China, if you want to get clothing wholesale, you may go to wholesale markets in Guangzhou. However, if you are visiting in the North of China, you may find it takes you time and money to go to Guangzhou for garments wholesale. So where can we wholesale clothing in the northern China? Yes, you can go to Qiaodao Jimo clothing Wholesale Market (青岛即墨服装批发市场). This market connected with Jimo Clothing Center and KnitwearCenter, total business area about 110,000 square meters. It is one of the largest clothing wholesale market in northern China.

Qingdao Jimo Clothing Wholesale Market was built in 1983, it is located in Xiduan,Heshan Road, Mocheng District, Jimo Town, Jimo City, Shandong Province. There are more than 650,000 square meters for business, about 4800 shops in the market, mainly wholesale clothing, fabric, knitwear. Everyday, there are about 15,000 people come to the market for their goods.

If you go to Jimo Clothing wholesale market, you will find a new Jimo Clothing Center – which was built at 2001 year - the floor underground, and 3^rd floor are large shopping square, and the 1^st floor is a 8900 square meters clothing wholesale market. There are more than 300 famous domestic clothing suppliers in the clothing center. And 2^nd floor is a Jimo Knitwear Center, about 8800 square meters. 

The merchandises in Jimo Clothing Wholesale market sell to Shanxi, Henan, Hebei, Shanxi, and other province in the north of China, further more, many goods also sell to Japan, Korean, Germany, Denmark…

China Oriental Silk Market

Do you have your garment factory? Are you looking for import silks? Where can I wholesale fabric in China… You can go to China Oriental Silk Market (中国东方丝绸市场).

China Oriental Silk Market was built at 11^th, Oct. 1986. It located in Shengze Town, Wujiang District, Suzhou City – which is the southernmost of Jiangsu Province. Now it is one of the largest wholesale fabric and silk wholesale market in mainland China. Besides, the fabric and silk price in China will depend on this market, you can find many news related with this industry from the market. There are about 4 kilometers in the market, and 10 business zone. More than 6000 fabric companies, factories and shops get together in the market, they mainly wholesale fabric material, silk, cotton, garments, fabric machines, and related accessories. These commodities have been sold to more than 100 countries and areas in the world.

Why China Oriental Silk Market becomes one of the largest markets in mainly China? That is because the market cover perfect industry chain of fabric, besides, Shengze Town is a town produce fabric and silk. And the goal of this market is to build the “1^st fabric trade center”.

Clothing wholesale markets in Guangzhou

Guangzhou is one of a famous wholesale clothing market in the world. Because there are so many clothing markets in Guangzhou, do you know where will be a cheaper market for the clothing you looking for? Below details will be useful for you.

Generally speaking, if you are looking for cheap women’s clothing, you can go to the Shahe, while looking for some height quality, you can go to the 3^rd and floors above 3^rd floor in Shisanhang. And if you are looking for clothing to be a roadside vender, then you can go to Jindong, Guangda and the last goods market in Changgang Lu. Looking for jeans? Go to Shahe (but if you looking for men’s clothing, then do not go to Shahe). And in Zhanxi you can get foreign styles clothing. Need brands clothing? Go to Baima. Baima also famous for Korean’s style clothing, the quality usually will be very good, but price also a little high.

Why some people can earn much money in selling clothing, but some people can not? Because in different markets, you can find different quality clothing in different price, further more, some clothing from some market buy their clothing from another market, so that is why some people buy their clothing in this market at very little cost, but in other markets at very high price. That is why different people earn different when selling clothing.

Changshu Zhaoshang Mall Garments Center

Many people know there are many garment wholesale markets in Guangzhou. Do you also know another garments produce city in China? Yes, here we talking about Changshu City. There are more than 6,000 companies produce different garment, it makes more than 600,000,000 pieces garments. Changshu is one of the important garment produce place in China, it is also one of the largest, and cover almost all filed of garment producing city in China, too. It was known as “中国休闲服装名城”, “中国纺织服装产业基地市”…

In Changshu city, there is a Zhaoshang Mall, also called as (常熟招商城时装中心)by many people. This mall was started in 1985. Because there are so many companies produce garments in the city, so this garments center increases quickly. Now, the market is about 20,000 square kilometers with 5 professional wholesale markets for mainly garments, garment accessories, fabric and electric appliance. There are more than 50,000 suppliers from different place inChina in the markets. Among this markets, the Garment wholesale center is the largest garment wholesale market in the east of China.

The Garments wholesale center is located in the connection of Xinlian Lu and Qinglian Lu. There is about 40,000 square meters in the garments wholesale center and more than 1500 shops. The 1^st floor mainly for fabric garments, though the styles maybe not the newest, however, they are usually very economic; while 2^nd floor sell garments for women, children and Leisure brands. There are several decades shops have some Korean buyers. Some people said the Korean style garments in Changshu garments center are not as good quality as thought, but their styles are good. 3^rd and 4^th floor mainly wholesale feather dresses, children garments and other Leisure brands. When you go to the garments wholesale center, you may find there are many garments for men, that is why Changshu also known as a city for men’s garments.

13 Ming tombs

At a distance of 50 km northwest of Beijing stands an arc-shaped cluster of hills fronted by a small plain. Here is where 13 emperors of the Ming dynasty (1368-1644) were buried, and the area is known as the Ming Tombs.

Construction of the tombs started in 1409 and ended with the fall of the Ming Dynasty in 1644. In over 200 years tombs were built over an area of 40 square kilometers, which is surrounded by walls total 40 kilometers. Each tomb is located at the foot of a separate hill and is linked with the other tombs by a road called the Sacred Way. The stone archway at the southern end of the Sacred Way, built in 1540, is 14 meters high and 19 meters wide, and is decorated with designs of clouds, waves and divine animals.

Beijing served as the national capital during the Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties. Unlike Ming and Qing rulers who all built massive tombs for themselves, Yuan rulers left no similar burial grounds. What is the difference?
This has to do with people's different views on death. Beijing nomads came from the Mongolian steppe. Mongols who established the Yuan Dynasty held the belief that they had come from: earth, they adopted a simple funeral method: the dead was placed inside a hollowed nanmu tree, which was then buried under grassland. Growth of grass soon left no traces of the tombs.

By contrast, during the Ming Dynasty established by Han Chinese coming from an agricultural society in central China, people believed the existence of an after-world, where the dead "lived" a life similar to that of the living. Ming emperor, therefore, has grand mausoleums built for themselves. Qing rulers did likewise.

The stone archway at the southern end of the Sacred Way, built in 1540, is 14 meters high and 19 meters wide, and is decorated with designs of clouds, waves and divine animals. Well-proportioned and finely carved, the archway is one of the best preserved specimens of its kink in the Ming Dynasty. It is also the largest ancient stone archway in China.

The Stele Pavilion, not far from the Great Palace Gate, is actually a pavilion with a double-evade roof. On the back of the stele is carved poetry written by Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty when he visited the Ming Tombs.

The Sacred Way inside the gate of the Ming Tomb is lined with 18 pairs of stone human figures and animals. These include four each of three types of officials: civil, military and meritorious officials, symbolizing those who assist the emperor in the administration of the state, plus four each of six types of animals: lion, griffin, camel, elephant, unicorn and horse.

Yongling, built in 1536, is the tomb for Emperor Shizong, Zhu Houcong (1507-1566). He stayed in power for 45 years.

The Dingling Tomb is the tomb of Emperor Wanli (reigned 1573-1619), the 13th emperor of the Ming Dynasty, whose personal name was Zhu Yijun, and of his two empresses, Xiao Duan and Xiao Jing. The tomb was completed in six years (1584-1590), it occupies a total area of 1,195 square meters at the foot of Dayu Mountain southwest of the Changling Tomb.

Emperor Xianzong, Zhu Jianshen, and his three empresses are entombed within Maoling. Zhu Jianshen (1447-1487) was the first son of Emperor Yingzong. He stayed in power for 22 years.

We have covered some of the most significant tombs of the 13 Ming tombs in the tour. If you are also interested in the other tombs, the best way is to come and experience yourself.

Changling is the tomb of emperor Yongle (reigned 1403-1424), the third emperor of the Ming Dynasty whose personal name was Zhu Di, and of his empress. Built in 1413, the mausoleum extends over an area of 100,000 square meters. The soul tower, which tells people whose tomb it is, rests on a circular wall called the "city of treasures" which surrounds the burial mound. The "city of treasures" at Changling has a length of more than a kilometer.

The underground palace at Dingling Tomb consists of an antechamber, a central chamber and a rear chamber plus the left and right annexes. One of the pictures shows the central chamber where the sacrificial utensils are on display. Two marble doors are made of single slabs and carved with life-size human figures, flowers and birds. More than 3,000 articles have been unearthed from the tumulus, the most precious being the golden crowns of the emperor and his queen.

DEQING PANLONG GORGE

Deqing town is mother dragon’s hometown. Its Panglong Gorge (盘龙峡) touring region occupies over 2000 hectares, its central area is 650 hectares. Panglong gorge is long, deep with lots green plants, and is abundant of water all the time.

Why the gorge is named “Panglong”? The mother dragon has 5 sons, the youngest son is very naughty and often makes his mother angry. One day mother dragon is furious to her little son, she sent her little naughty boy to this gorge for meditation. Sometimes his elder brother will also come here to visit this little naughty kid. Attracted by the beautiful scenery, the two dragons are entrenched in this gorge and help local people for rains. Thus this gorge is named “Panglong Gorge”.

Now we come to “Feifeng Pond”. There is also a legend of this pond. “Feifeng” means flying phoenix. Once the two dragon brothers want to present a unique birthday gift to their mother dragon, so they invite their good friend, a phoenix, and showed a 7-color cloud sky dancing together. After the party show, the phoenix followed the two dragon brothers and had a vacation in this gorge. The place the phoenix lived at that time is this pond, so today we name here “Feifeng Pond”.

At “Feifeng Pond”, we can take two different kinds of river drifts: one is bamboo raft floating, the water speed is slow and the watercourse is flat and smooth, you may enjoy the beautiful views on both sides leisurely. Another one is “warrior drift”: the watercourse is 3.8km long, full of rocks, fierce up-and-down with riptide, the total fall is 100m. it’s a good test to our warrior’s courage.

In this gorge, there is a large waterfall group, the biggest fall is 80 meters high. Here is the waterfall area, the concentration of negative ion in air is very high, are you enjoying your breath now? What we facing is “two-dragon pond”. To offer a quiet and separated environment to the dragon brothers to meditate, the mother dragon tore a piece of cloth from her sleeve and threw it here to form a waterfall curtain on our left hand. After meditation, the two dragon brothers fly back to the heaven above our right hand waterfall.

Do you hear the strong DISCO rhythm? Do you want to dance disco in water in this green gorge? Now, Let’s join it.

You see these waterwheels? There are totally 62 units waterwheels. In ancient China, it is used for irrigation, rice or flour powder production.

The loom and other weaving wares in this hut show Chinese ancient weaving know-how 700 years ago. At that time, the local people were nearly naked only with few tree leaves and barks, and winter was really hard time for them, many froze to die. Until a lady named “Huang Dao Po” brought the weaving skill here, did the local people have clothes to wear. 

Peking Man Site

Peking Man was discovered in Zhoukoudian village, on the Longgu Mountain, Fangshan district, Beijing, which was listed as a world cultural heritage site in 1987. In the 1920s archaeologists discovered a complete skull of an ape-man dating back 600,000 years which was later named as Peking Man. Stone tools and evidence of Peking Man's use of fire were later found on the mountain. Studies have shown that Peking Man walked on his feet and lived 690,000 years ago. His society lived in groups in caves and survived by hunting. The group could make use of rough stone tools and knew how to use fire for heating and cooking.

The discovery included six complete skulls of Peking Man, 12 skull fragments, 15 mandibles(1), 157 teeth and some sections of broken femur(2), shinbone(3), and upper arm bones belonging to more than 40 individuals of different ages and sexes. In addition 100,000 fragments of stone tools were found together with sites used for fire and burnt bones and stones.

Peking Man created a unique Old Stone Culture which had much influence to the Old Stone Culture of north China. Stone tools are the principal relics of this remote culture. Also discovered in Zhoukoudian are stone points, a new production tool then, and bone articles made and used by Peking Man. Found in the caves were such tools as the larger end of an antler that had been used as a hammer and the sharp end of an antler used as a digging tool.

The use of fire was a milestone of the development of civilization and the discovery of Peking Man has pushed back the time that man first used it by tens of thousands of years. The largest ash pile discovered in the caves is six meters thick. Fire allowed people to eat cooked food instead of raw food and promoted the development of the brain and improved health. With his rough tools and simple living conditions Peking man created a unique and very ancient culture.

Included in the UNESCO(4) world heritage list in 1987.

Notes:

　　1. mandible 下鄂骨

　　2. femur 大腿骨

　　3. shinbone 胫骨

　　4. UNESCO 联合国教科文组织（United Nationals Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization)

Beidaihe – birds heaven

Do you like birds? If yes, Beidaihe (北(běi)戴(dài)河(hé)) is a wonderful place for you to go. Set on the coast some 280 km east of Beijing, the seaside holiday resort of Beidaihe is famous not only as a tourist center and as a good place to recuperate after illness, but also as one of the best places in the world to see migratory birds. 

China’s Yanshan Mountain Range winds its way thousands of miles from the west to the eastern seaboard. It sends a number of waterways like the Henghe, Daihe, Yanghe and Luanhe rivers down to the Bohai Sea at Beidaihe. They create a vast area of wetlands, mud-banks, and lagoons with rich feeding and good places for birds to rest. Here migratory routes come together like great seasonal rivers of birds linking northeast Asia with south China, Indo-China, Australia and even far off east Africa.

Nature has richly endowed Beidaihe with bird species and of the 1,198 found in China, 416 have been recorded at Beidaihe. This is a part of the world that plays host to eighteen species of gulls, three of swans, and six of cranes.
Xu Weishu, vice director of the China Ornithological Society tells of the time when as many as 2,729 oriental white storks were recorded in Beidaihe, doubling the previous world record.

Look into the skies of Beidaihe in the first ten days of November every year and you will be sure to see flocks of red-crowned cranes and white cranes.

The year from May 1999 to May 2000 saw ten new bird species added to the list for Beidaihe.

Back in the 1940s Danish scientist, Axel Hemmingsen, published a report saying that he had seen large numbers of cranes at Beidaihe, but no one followed up on this at the time. Then in 1985 guided by Hemmingsen’’s report, British ornithologist Doctor Martin Williams first came to Beidaihe. With the help of an official from the Beidaihe tourism authority, Dr Williams visited Shijiutuo Island in nearby Laoting County. What he discovered there was far beyond his expectations and he found many new kinds of birds. Since then, accompanied by his Chinese counterpart, Xu Weishu, he has brought many overseas professionals together in Beidaihe every year to enjoy watching the birds and carry out research.

Since the first two parties of Chinese bird enthusiasts visited Beidaihe in 1999, more and more domestic visitors have joined bird watching groups going there on vacation.
Beidaihe has enjoyed a good reputation since 1893. It was then that a British engineer helping build a railway line recognized that with its low hills, beaches and sea breezes, the headland was an ideal place to go to escape the summer heat of the interior. On his recommendation, the first holidaymakers arrived. Beidaihe, until then a poor fishing village, quickly became popular with diplomats, merchants, missionaries, and well off Chinese.
Meanwhile the birds are regular visitors here too. Flocks of gulls are easily spotted. What might not be so easy is to be able to distinguish among the bewildering variety in the skies over Beidaihe. Many different birds pass through here as the seasons come and go and every year still sees fresh species spotted. It is a magnificent sight to see the occasional flock of large cranes pass by or to watch the birds of prey, however the larger birds have been decreasing in number.

The period spanning the last ten days of April through the last ten days of May is the best season for bird watching. This is when you can see the greatest number and variety of birds in Beidaihe.
Then the period from the last ten days of August through September is the time for the medium and small wading birds to pass through.
October brings another peak season as many birds pass through the area, going south for the winter.
As the colder weather comes in with the first ten days of November, flocks of cranes will be making their way south. They will come north again the following March.
The best spots· For waterfowl and songbirds, try Chitu Hill, Lianfeng Hill and the hilltops in Geziwo Park or the many well-wooded courtyards in Beidaihe District.
For swimming and wading birds, Daihe, Yanghe and Dapu rivers should not disappoint.
Visit Jiaoshan Mountain to enjoy watching birds of prey and songbirds.
Shijiutuo Island in nearby Laoting County is well worth an extended visit of a few days duration.
During the course of a typical 12-day visit, you might expect to see 200 different kinds of birds.

Book a Plane Ticket in Chinese

In our business life, many people have to fly to different places. Then we have to book plane tickets. When we are in China, how to say in Chinese? Below are some useful expressions:

If you want to reserve a seat to New Your on this Friday, you can say “我想预订一张这周五到纽约的机票。”

If you would like to have a morning freight to New Delhi, you can say “我想订到新德里的早班机票。”

While you want to ask how much the air fare from Guangzhou to Beijin, you can say “从广州到北京的机票价多少？”

If you are planning a travel, and want to know how much more is the airfare during the peak season, you can ask “旅游旺季的机票比平时贵多少？”

If you want to know the price of round trip for economic class, you can say “坐经济舱的往返票价多少？”

If you carry your children to take air, you can ask whether the teenager have to pay the adult fare, you can say “青少年是否和成年人同样票价？”

If you want to ask whether all flights it is directly to Chengdu, you can ask “去成都的航班都是直达的吗？”

If you want to know how many flights to Guangzhou in one week, you can say “每周去广州有几班飞机？”

If you want to ask whether you have to transfer flights in Hongkong, you can ask “我必须在香港转机吗？”

While you want to know how long is the layover, you can ask “中途要停留多长时间？”

Track a parcel

After sending a parcel by express, sometimes the parcel does not delivery on time, or we need to know the status of our parcel. Then how to do it? Yes, track your parcel.

You can track your parcel on the express company’s website, also, you can make a call to the express company to ask their staff to track for you. How to make a call to track the number?

Fist, you should dial the express company’s telephone number.

Then, some companies will have Voice Prompting, you can press according to the voice. And enter your tracking number.

Or, you can choose the human service, and tell the staff, you want to “查件” （track parcel）, and tell him/her the tracking number, then the staff will track for you.  

MicroBlog - Chinese Twitter

Many people use twitter, are Chinese also use Twitter often, too? The answer is no. Twitter can not login and register easily in mainland China. Then what Chinese people use? You are right, we use MircoBlog, short for (微博) in Chinese. It is similar as Twitter, we can share and say what you think from web, wap… There are also 140 characters limited. In Aug. 2009, Sina offer the first MicroBlog in China, MicroBrog started Chinese internet officially on from that time. It is reported that till Oct. 2011, there are more than 249,800,000 people use MicroBlog in China, it became one largest MicroBlog countries.

Besides the Sina MicroBlog, there are also other MicroBlog in China, such as Tencent MicroBlog, t.163.com MicroBlog – it is very similar as the Twitter, Sohu MicroBlog.

Now, most of the MicroBlogs require you to confirm your real ID details when register, and you can choose other nick name for your Micro Blog. It is a little complex than Twitter, however, it makes the details and pictures on MicroBlog more safely. Will MicroBlog keeps increasing and growing in China? Most of the Chinese will say yes. Because we can talk, share, forward what you think and pictures easily by phones, computers at any time anywhere.

Jiulong Market

Where can I wholesale commodities and garment ornaments in Changshu City, Jiangsu Province? Yes, you can go to the Jiulong Market (九龙大市场). Jiulong Market located in the business center of garment wholesale market in Changshu City, Jiangsu Province.

The market before was 13 years old famous “Wanli Commodity wholesale market”. In recent years, Changsu City made a new strategy for the market, XinRui auctions success and upgrades the market, then change the name as “Jiulong market”

Now the Jiulong market has 26 lifts, and connected with 3 platform bridges, this makes the traffic very convenient. The 2^nd floor mainly wholesale accessories, and 3^rd floor sell electrical equipments, bags, cases, cosmetics, gifts… And 4^th floor now sell gifts and crafts.

The east of the market is the new set up commodity market; and south is international garment center; while west connect with two shoes wholesale market- that is Bada and Xinfeng; north is 6 business zones for garments in Zhaoshang Cheng. 

Guangzhou JiaHao International Leather Center

Where can we find leather accessories wholesale in Guangzhou, China? After we go to the  Sanyuanli Leather wholesale City, we will find there are mainly for finished bags. If you are looking for accessories, then you there is a market in Sanyuanli you can go – that is Jiahao International Leather Center.

Guangzhou Jiahao International Leather Center (佳豪国际皮具皮革城) is located in No. 228, Sanyuanli Dadao, Guangzhou City, Guangdong Province. This leather accessories center is near Guangzhou Railway Station, about 3 minutes to Baiyun Air Port and 5 minutes to New Huadu Air port by car. Besides, you can also go to Huadu Shiling about 20 minutes from Huancheng Gaosu. It is very easy for you to come to Jiahao International Leather Center.

There are about 35,000 square meters in this leather center, with more than 500 meters long shops beside the streets. In the Jiahao, there is a large exhibitions center, you can find the leather accessories you need easily. 

Yiwu Huang Yuan Market

Yiwu Huang Yuan Market (篁园市场) is located in No. 51, Huang Yuan Road, Yiwu City, Zhejiang Province. The Market has been in business from 13^th, Feb. 1992. There are about 16 square meters, and more than 7,000 shops. This market mainly wholesales daily goods, cottons, pins, shoes, and threads. These commodities are sold to all China and other 191 countries and areas in the world.

YiWu International Trade City

YiWu International Trader Center (义乌国际商贸城), also called as “FuTian Market” (福田市场), it is an international of modernize business building in Yiwu City. In the market, there are perfect facilities including air-conditions, passenger lifts, cargo lifts, large carparks… Besides, if you drive car to the market, you can drive to each floors directly. And because there are many visitors from all over the world go to the market everyday, the market also provide foreign businessman service center, purchaser center and information management system. In the market, you can find big colorful screen, broadcasting system and digital information website, it will guide you when you visit and shop in the market. When you have a visit or do shopping in the market, it is easily and comfortable, since the market also have delicious food’s restaurant, communication service, rest places, convenient traffic and finance service...

There are mainly 5 zones in the market. If you would like to save time to look for your merchandise, here are the tips.

1 zone: started business on 22^nd, Oct. 2002. There are 34 square meters, more than 10,000 shops. You can find flowers, toys in the 1^st floor, and jewelry in 2^nd floors, while 3^rd floor mainly wholesale gifts and crafts, on the 4^th floor, there are some factories sell their goods directly.

2 zone: started business on 22^nd, Oct. 2004. There are more than 600,000 square meters, with more than 8,000 shops. 1^st floor mainly wholesale cases, bags, raincoats, umbrellas…etc. And 2^nd floor provides metals, tools, electronic products, locks… While the 3^rd floor sell products for kitchen and toilet, household electrical appliances, electronic instruments, telecommunication equipment, clocks, watches; and 4^th floor also provide products directly sell by factories from Kong Kong, Sichuan, Anhui… You can find service for foreign purchase service on 5^th floor. If you are visiting China, then you can find travel shopping center on 2^nd or 3st floor at the center room.

3 zone: There are 460,000 square meters, there are more than 6,000 shops from 1-3 floor, and more than 600 shops from on 4-5^th floor. The 3 zone mainly wholesale stationery commodity, sporting goods, cosmetics, glasses, buttons, zippers, garment accessories…

4 zone: There are more than 1,080,000 with more than 16,000 shops. The 1^st floor mainly deal with variety of socks; 2^nd floor for daily goods, gloves, caps, cottons, and pins; while the 3^rd floor wholesale different kinds of shoes, threads, laces, ties, towels; and 4^th floor for underclothes, belts, scarf…

5 zone: There are more than 7000 shops from mainly wholesale imported merchandise, beddings, fabric finished products, fabric materials, car accessories…

Have any idea to visit and shop to Yiwu International Trade City (Futian Market?)

Yiwu Commodity Market

Do you know where can you wholesale variety of commodities? Where can I import gifts? Where can I buy garments? How we check with jewelry suppliers in one place…? You can go to Yiwu Commodity Market for hundreds of thousands of commodities.

Yiwu Commodity Market (义(yì)乌(wū)小(xiǎo)商(shāng)品(pǐn)批(pī)发(fā)市(shì)场(chǎng), also named as 中(zhōng)国(guó)小(xiǎo)商(shāng)品(pǐn)城(chéng) in China), is located in Yiwu City, Zhejiang Province. The market started business in 1982 year, it was one of the earliest professional wholesale markets in China. Now, there are more than 2,600,000 square meters for business, with more than 50,000 shops. There are more than 200,000 people works in the market. Everyday, more than 200,000 people from all over the world come to the market for commodities.

Yiwu Commodity Market mainly made of two markets, that is Yiwu International Trade City (义(yì)乌(wū)国(guó)际(jì)商(shāng)贸(mào)城(chéng)) and HuangYuan market (篁(huáng)园(yuán)市(shì)场(chǎng)). There are about 43 different industries, with more than 170 kinds of commodities, including crafts, jewelry, metals, daily goods, rain gears, electrical appliances, toys, cosmetics, stationery, garments, food, clocks, watches, threads, fabric… About 1/3 Chinese market get Jewelry, socks and toys from Yiwu Commodity Market.

Besides, the traffic in Yiwu Commodity Market is very convenient, meanwhile, there are custom offices in the market. It makes foreign importers can import the commodities easily.

Because there are many commodities wholesale in this market, therefore, if you are going to look for some commodities, it is better to check which zones mainly wholesale the commodities, it will save time to seek. Besides, if you just want to buy Chinese commodities, then you can go to the Yiwu Commodity Market to shop.