When it comes to Beijing, I have to mention Pan Jiayuan, friends who like to read some tomb robbery novels should know that the frequency of the three words Pan Jiayuan in the book is quite high, this is a mixed place and a must-visit place for people who like antiques.
Of course, we don't understand these too professional things, and most of the ordinary people who go to Panjiayuan are to buy bracelets or something.
(The material comes from the Internet @ Xiaocao MM)
It's not that Lama Temple can't afford to go, but Panjiayuan is cost-effective.
Basically, everyone who goes to Panjiayuan for a walk will not return empty-handed, and if they don't have a bracelet on their arms, it is equivalent to not going to Panjiayuan [covering their face]
None of the "fairies" could walk out of the Pan homeland empty-handed.
A young lady posted in the little red book:
"Last weekend, I went to Panjiayuan with my friends, and although I have bought it many times, I can't help but buy it again. ”
(The material comes from the Internet @haha)
Then immediately there were other little fairies at the bottom and asked the young lady which stall she bought it, and it felt like the young lady could go and bring the goods [covering her face]
Some netizens said that Pan Jiayuan is black, specializing in young people!
Then I saw this story in the comment section of other bloggers:
This is destined to be a "sad" story, and it is also "embarrassing" that the uncle held back a smile and finally couldn't help laughing, shouting 114 things, and finally selling for 100, at least earning 8-90 with tears, this good thing has to laugh out of anyone [covering his face]
Of course, not all young people don't know how to bargain, no, there is a young lady who has a bargaining sticker:
If I had let that netizen see this post earlier, I wouldn't have been made dozens of dollars by the boss with tears.
Netizens don't all go to buy strings and bracelets in Panjiayuan, but also go to buy old books and gadgets.
Of course, Shangpan Homes doesn't necessarily have to buy something, there are also pure loitering.
In addition to Panjiayuan, there is actually another place in Beijing that you can also visit, that is, the big willow tree.
I used to work in Beijing before 2011, and the place where I lived and worked was outside the Southeast Fifth Ring Road, not far from the big willow tree, and I often took the bus to go there to buy some old goods or something, I remember that the bus seemed to be 743 at that time?