Over eight centuries old, this one kilometer alley way is a hub of Beijing bohemian life. Filled with cafes, bars and shops carved out of classic hutongs, it's Beijing answer to the French Quarter. Hipsters, musicians, artists and tourists rub shoulders tipping cheap beers on outdoor patios or shopping for cool, locally-designed trinkets. Pottery Shop, Grifted and Plastered T-shirts and three must-visit shops.

Overseas returnee, Violet Li, is launching her bridal creations in China for the first time under the name "Bihe." Her designs, currently sold in the US and Japan, offer refreshingly modern and simple lines rather than gaudy, out-dated styles that currently saturate the market. The retail store environment mixes the same clean lines and colors with vintage decor and music that invokes the feeling romance and sizzle of 1920s Paris.

Fuyong Seafood market(it is called Fuyong Fish Market in the bus route) is about 5 minutes away from Airport East meto station(opposite to the shenzhen airport) by bus M331. because the market is just next to the sea, the seafood there is pretty fresh----in fact, you can go to the seaside  at around 15.00--17.00 when the fisherman comes back with  fresh fish or prawn or other seafood.

someone said it is very cheap but someone said the weight is less than it should be, so take your time to verify.......