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Zhuhai

Zhuhai (珠海; Zhūhǎi in Mandarin, Jyūhói in Cantonese) is a city in Guangdong Province, China. The name means Pearl Sea; Zhuhai is where the Pearl River (珠江; Zhūjiāng) flows into the South China Sea (南中国海 Nánzhōngguóhǎi or simply 南海 Nánhǎi).

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    Computers and electronics

    Two large buildings full of computer and electronics shops. This is the place to go in Zhuhai for anything computer or electronics related.

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    Lianhua Road

    莲花路; Liánhuālù; lit. Lotus Road; also known as Walking Street (步行街; Bùxíngjiē)

    Pedestrian-only street. The merchandise available here is similar to what you find in the underground shopping mall, primarily clothing and electronics. There is also a Bank Of China branch here with ATMs for foreign cards.

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    Underground shopping complex

    拱北地下广场; Gǒngběi Dìxià Guǎngchǎng

    This is a huge complex; the entire open concrete area in front of the border crossing has two floors of shops under it. There are several hundred shops, many with goods targeted at tourists, such as clothing and shoes, jade and other jewelery, handicrafts e.g. Tibetan accessories, and consumer electronics. There are also many CDs and DVDs for sale at cheap prices, although they are unlicensed copies. Also available in abundance are imitation watches with incredible resemblance to the real ones (e.g. Rolex, Breitling, Patek Philippe, Movado, and Omega). Even among these knock-offs, differences in grade can be seen for the same model in different shops. Whatever you buy here, always bargain and bargain hard. Mind your bags for pickpockets too.

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    Xiangzhou Shopping Mall and Yangming Plaza

    Has plenty of shops, and is generally less touristy than Jida or Gongbei. Many locals shop here to buy their Chinese brand name clothing. The main street has the Japanese department (and grocery) store Jusco. There are also a number of other shops and several fairly large shopping complexes along the street north of Jusco.

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    AEON

    AEON (formerly Jusco and still called Jusco by many locals) is the place many Zhuhai expats go to buy groceries. Even though they seem to specialise in Japanese food, you can also find some decent western items at fair prices. More expensive than other supermarkets but carries a much wider range of products. Special discounts on Tuesdays and after 20:00 everyday.

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    Carrefour

    There are two Carrefour supermarkets. The one in Jida has western food available; the other one does not

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    Yingbin Road

    迎宾路; Yíngbīnlù

    It has several large shopping complexes with everything from cheap Chinese goods to trendy pricey international brands. On the left, there is Wanjia Department Store (万家百货 or formerly 万佳百货; Wànjiā Bǎihuò), which is the most recognizable landmark in Gongbei. Any local or taxi driver will know where it is. Slightly further up, there is also the Yingbin Plaza (迎宾广场; Yíngbīn Guǎngchǎng) on the right which has a McDonald's on the ground floor and a KFC right above it. Most of the shops here sell clothing.

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    Tongluowan Shopping Mall

    铜锣湾; Tóngluówān

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    Your Family Store

    又一家; Yòuyījiā Chāoshì

    152 Yuehua Road, Gongbei, Xiangzhou District (香洲区拱北粤华路152号)

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    Zhuhai Jida Duty Free Shopping Mall

    珠海吉大免税商场; Zhūhǎi Jídà Miǎnshuì Shāngchǎng

    220 Jingshan Road, Xiangzhou District (香洲区景山路220号)

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    Zhuhai Shopping Mall

    珠海百货; Zhūhǎi Bǎihuò, Zhuhai Department Store