Yiwu Huangyuan Market

　　    Guide:     The Yiwu China Commodity City is made up of three major wholesale market clusters: the International Trade City, Huangyuan Market, and Binwang Market, all on a grand scale. Each cluster specializes in different types of wholesale goods. Among them, Huangyuan Market was the first to be built and is known as the “Old Yiwu Market”; Binwang Market excels in the wholesale of daily necessities and sundries; while the International Trade City leans more toward modernity.   Highlights:       Huangyuan Market was the first to be built and is known as the “Old Yiwu Market”.   Introduction:       Yiwu China Commodity City Huangyuan Market opened on February 13, 1992. It currently features four main industries: general merchandise, knitted cotton goods, footwear, and threads & tapes.     The first floor deals in threads & tapes, general merchandise, and footwear. The second floor handles knitted cotton goods. The third floor is for small miscellaneous goods.   Dining / Accommodation / Shopping:       In Yiwu, there are over 600 high, medium, and low-end hotels, as well as foreign specialty restaurants such as Japanese cuisine, Brazilian barbecue, and halal eateries scattered throughout the streets. Local specialties also include Donghe meat pies, lala noodles, Fotang crisp cakes, Suxi sesame cakes, Zhalin mung bean cakes, Niansanli fried snacks, and Choucheng Muslim cakes, all well-known among locals.   Transportation:       No. 51 Huangyuan Road, Yiwu City.

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