The most is the fireworks in the world that soothe people's hearts - Panjiayuan City

Located in the southeast of Beijing's Third Ring Road, Panjiayuan is a relatively large antique market, in fact, it is not an exaggeration to call it a grocery market. The night market, lively like an annual meeting, with people coming and going, is a good place to check in. I wrote a small article before, and now I want to come out and correct some mistakes, probably not very horizonty at the time, and now I think about it too obsessively. One is the time, now there is a night market every Wednesday and Friday. The second is that you should not have the psychology of picking up leaks, the authenticity is one thing, the mood is another, too utilitarian will not feel other good things.

Half a year ago, I heard that the Chilean president had visited Panjiayuan, which became popular on the Internet. Now, Panjiayuan has become a large thrift market, with all kinds of antiques, cultural toys, porcelain, jade, bronzes, bracelets, toys, books, etc. Although it is raining today, there are still a lot of people. Every Wednesday and Friday night, it is open until 12 p.m., and it has truly become a festive tourist attraction. It is usually open until seven or eight o'clock in the evening.

In the past, I still had the habit of rushing to Panjiayuan on Saturday and Sunday mornings to buy used books, and I stopped buying them until the house was full of all kinds of books. Now, except for the Panjiayuan Ancient Book Fair every autumn to go around and look at ancient books, I probably don't usually go. It is undeniable that Panjiayuan is the largest underground cultural relics trading market in Beijing, and ordinary collectors can also go to find it, at least they will not be disappointed.