China AP Market Shanghai
An in Depth look at the AP Shanghai Market. This shows interactions with the workers and the bartering that can go down here. Bags and watches were mostly left out as we were asked not to film these. This video will give you a good idea of what to expect when coming to this market. In all honesty, this market was one of the best in China. The bartering monsters come out....
Prices: you may or may not get the same as us
underarmour t shirts 40-50 RMB
underarmour long sleeve 60 RMB
Adidas ultra boost 180RMB
Adidas boost 150RMB
most shoes should be around 150-200RMB
regular t shirts 30-50 RMB
mens sweat pants 100RMB
superdry jacket 200 RMB
Canada goose jacket womens long 350 RMB
some tea 35 RMB
Bose Bluetooth headphones 80-100RMB
Apple watch 100RMB
Supreme hat 50-80RMB
Stussy beanie 30-50 RMB
Sunglasses 50 RMB
that's all I can remember for now.
If you are not getting the price you want, then there is another store with the exact same stuff around the corner. Also leaving and coming back works as well. Good luck and I would say that everyone has a different style to bartering. I would typically pay a couple dollars more than my friend as he was able to stick to his original pricing. I would cave in and pay the extra couple bucks. All in all, I'm home now and wouldn't be able to tell the difference.
Shanghai's Largest and Most Oppulant Shopping Mall: Global Harbor
This is the Global Harbor mall in the Putuo district of Shanghai just after it first opened. It is the largest mall in Shanghai, covering 480,000 square meters, and It is part of a growing trend of opulent, luxury malls that are appearing all around China. It is full of western stores like Ralph Lauren, Calvin Klein, Starbucks, H&A, and Gucci. Apparently, it was designed to look like a ship, but except for the paintings of such I didn't get that impression.
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A Visit to the Fake Market of Shanghai.
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In this video Rishi gives me a tour around the city center and the fake market of Shanghai.
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Shanghai International Harbour Terminal -- Shanghai, China
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China Shopping Fake bags are fake bargains: Why you should avoid Chinese knock-offs
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There's a discount shopping mall China known to locals as the fake mall. No beating about the bush for the pragmatic Chinese. This is the place to go for (illegal) knock-offs of luxury brands.
Of course, most Chinese wouldn't be seen dead in any of it. They buy only the real thing, even if it costs them six months' salary. Or they fly to Tokyo, Sydney and Taipei to snap up their luxury goods duty free.
The fake mall is for international tourists, who get a kick out of parting with as little as $10 for the current favourite knock-off, a faux Issey Miyake Bao Bao shoulder bag worth, if it were real, about $1200.
It's a desultory place, with three floors of dismal stores and some very unhappy-looking sellers. They sell stuff that wasn't worth copying in the first place, such as Ralph Lauren Polo logo polo shirts and golf caps in Burberry plaid.
Don't start bargaining or even look interested or you'll be chased around the hallways by an angry vendor who will not be rejected. That's the first rule of bargain shopping in China – do not begin the process of bargaining if you don't want the item. They'll keep dropping the price with the understanding that you will finally accept it and do the deal.
If you don't, all hell may break loose. Fear for your life in if you changed my mind and walk away from a vendor, even though given me a ridiculously low price. You have wasted time and they will be furious, possibly rightly so.
I visited the Chinese fake mall with two friends who go there regularly to get new reading glasses made up. The second floor is home to about a dozen spectacle shops, selling everything from $5 sunglasses to more expensive frames that might have walked straight out of the luxury goods factory door. But even a pair of possibly real French designer frames cost a fraction of their boutique value there.
The salespeople copy the prescription lenses in a machine and have them ready a day later with new frames. My friends bought multiple glasses in good frames, for about $50-60 each.
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Shanghai China, November 2016
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ORIENTAL PEARL TOWER in SHANGHAI, CHINA. Complete coverage, Day and Night.
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The Bund
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MioTTiCA Booth of China Shanghai International Optics Fair 2012
MioTTiCA Booth of China Shanghai International Optics Fair 2012
Date: Feb 22, 2012 (Wed) ~Feb 24, 2012 (Fri)
Venue: Shanghai World Expo Exhibition & Convention Centre
Address: No. 1099, Guozhan Road, The expo site, Shanghai
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Booth No.: 2671
중국 상하이 국제 안경 박람회 (China Shanghai International Optics Fair)
- 개최일시 : 2012년 02월 22일(수) ~ 24일(금)
- 개최장소 : Shanghai World Expo Exhibition & Convention Centre (中國上海世博展覽館)
- 장소주소 : No. 1099, Guozhan Road, The expo site, Shanghai (上海世博園區國展路1099號)
- 웹사이트 :
- 부스번호 : 2671
展会名：China Shanghai International Optics Fair
日期： 2012年2月22日(星期三)~2012年2月24日（星期五）
举办地：上海世博展览馆
地址：上海世博园区国展路1099号
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展位号：2671
中国、上海国際メガネ博覧会(China Shanghai International Optics Fair)
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-開催場所:Shanghai World Expo Exhibition & Convention Centre (中国上海世博展覧館)
-住所:No. 1099,Guozhan Road,The expo site,Shanghai (上海世博園区国展路1099号)
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-ブース番号:2671
SHANGHAI FAKE MARKETS - SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY - CHINA ARIL 2017
Shanghai Fake Markets @ Science and Technology on Subway Line 2.
Inside of the metro stop is where the fake markets are located. They're are tons of stores, its easy to forget where you started and if you had been where you are already. Most stores will tell you a very ridiculous price at first you just have to tell them to make it what you would like to pay and maybe walk away and they will defiantly being it down. If you know any Chinese speak in Chinese and they won't tell you a crazy price because they think that you might live in china and you know better. They are a lot of stores with the same stuff, so before you buy something check it out in multiple stores so you know your getting the best one and the best price. They have some really cool stuff here, especially if you take your time a look through all the little stores you'll find some really cool stuff not just fake clothes or shoes. THANKS FOR WATCHING
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1. Walk away if they won't bring down price and they will bring it lower immediately.
2. Tell them you'll look in another store, they will also bring it down immediately.
3. Don't let them tell you anything is real, it's all fake.
4. Look in multiple stores before you pick something they're are hundreds of stores selling the same things.
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