Brief History: These stalls emerged in the 1980s when collectors and traders began selling vintage watches, Mao-era propaganda, jade items, and porcelain wares as interest in Chinese antiques surged. Notable Features: Items range from true antiques to quirky fakes. Stalls are often packed with intricate teapots, jade pendants, old coins, and Mao badges—creating a treasure-hunt atmosphere. Fun Fact or Unique Angle: It’s common to find “mystery boxes” containing a random assortment of vintage trinkets—some visitors treat it like a mini-adventure. Current Use or Visitor Info: Available nightly, especially after 6 PM. Bargaining is expected. Many items are decorative, not museum-grade—so shop with an eye for charm over authenticity.
Coordinates: 114.1705, 22.308
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