A large mall trading second-hand electronics on Qiujiang Road is to close at the end of January.
Built in 2005, the mall is where local residents seek treasures among junk. In addition to audio-visual products, there are also small objects in various categories.
Qiujiang Road has had a history as a flea market for decades. For some older Shanghainese, it is like a huge offline Taobao, where they can find almost everything they need.
Many stalls in the mall will move to Shanghai Light Textile Market on Cao'an Road, which will create a "Qiujiang Road Zone" on the second floor.
Shanghai Daily reporter Zhu Ying once explored the place. Check the following story.
Useless junk? Hidden gem? You can find almost anything here!
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Qiujiang Road has had a history as a flea market fordecades. For some older Shanghainese, it is like a huge offline Taobao, where they can find almost everything they need.
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The second-hand electronics mall on Qiujiang Road is closing down at the end of the month.
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The mall on Qiujiang Road offers a wide selection of electronic goods.
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A customer checks out one of the phones on offer.
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Decorative lights are among the goods for sale.
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There are treasures waiting to be found among the piles of second-hand goods.
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Lights for sale but they will be switched off at the end of the month when stall holders relocate.
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For some older Shanghainese, the mall is like a huge offline Taobao, where they can find almost everything they need.
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Many stalls in the mall will be moving to the Shanghai Light Textile Market on Cao'an Road.
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The red paper advertisement hanging at the gate of a store says "big sales."
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End of an era as stall holders shut up shop prior to their move.
Source: SHINE
Editor: Liu Qi