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This is the closest big market to downtown Beijing, located at the southwest corner of the Shahe intersection of the Beijing-Tibet Expressway, and it opens on Wednesdays, Fridays, and Sundays. The Shahe Market attracts many Beijing citizens with its "earthy," "rugged," "wild," and "bizarre" characteristics, who come specifically to experience the old Beijing street life or to search for the long-lost authenticity and simplicity from their childhood memories. The dazzling array of goods is not just a material abundance; the bustling sounds of haggling are filled with freedom and tolerance, giving people an illusion as if they have traveled back in time. Here, people do not care about status or position, but only about communication and sharing. As a vast and cold capital city, it is quite unexpected and delightful that Beijing can still preserve such an ancient market that combines rural charm and urban style. 00:00 Exciting Highlights 00:57 Cultural Antiques 03:52 Old Master's Halal Dishes 05:28 Two Elders' Grilled Skewers 08:12 Danxian Mutton Soup 09:03 Dezhou Mutton Intestine Soup 10:19 Old Beijing Braised Pork 12:03 Smoked Meat Pancake 15:52 Beef Noodle Soup in Old Broth 19:23 Daoxiao Noodles 20:09 Hanging Oven Baked Buns 22:18 Fuding Meat Slices 23:28 Fresh Meat Wontons 24:39 Fried Grasshoppers 26:25 Beggar's Chicken 29:45 Egg Yolk Puffs 30:14 Special Local Products 31:49 Special Fruits and Vegetables 35:44 Department Store Goods #Beijing #GuanCounty #BraisedPork #MuttonSoup #GrilledSkewers #FriedGrasshoppers #CulturalAntiques #ChineseCuisine #StreetFood #Subtitles #FoodTourism