Known as China's No.1 Commercial Street, Wangfujing Street sits in central Dongcheng District, a short walk east of the Forbidden City. Dating back over 700 years to the Yuan Dynasty, it grew from a royal neighborhood into Beijing's busiest pedestrian shopping avenue.

The 800-meter car-free pedestrian zone of the street mixes trendy international malls, time-honored local brands, silk shops and handicraft stalls. The famous snack lane gathers classic Beijing treats and exotic street food, drawing crowds day and night. Vintage trams and traditional architectural details soften modern neon lights, creating a striking contrast of old and new. More than a shopping spot, it mirrors Beijing's commercial evolution. Full of lively atmosphere, it is an unmissable landmark showcasing the city's culture and vitality to visitors worldwide.