At present, I am in Beijing, where there are many streets and business districts, namely Qianmen, Wangfujing, Nanluoguxiang and Ditan Commercial Street, which foreign tourists will go to. Although locals will also go to these places, they usually spend less. Generally, Beijingers tend to go to several modern business districts, including Sanlitun SOHO, Xidan Joy City, Chaoyang Joy City, Wangjing SOHO, Chaoyangmen SOHO and Chongwenmen New World. Occasionally, many people will choose to go to Houhai for a drink in their leisure time.

Sanlitun SOHO is adjacent to Sanlitun Bar Street, so many office workers, rich second generation and Bai Fumei will come here in their spare time. Some residents who live nearby will choose to take their children here for a walk after meals and tea. Beijing has forced the city to disperse its business circle in several areas, either for residents, office workers or free people, and there will always be lots suitable for them.

There is also a street that local people will go to at night. There is basically no shopping place in this street, which mainly focuses on food and is suitable for eating from far and near. It is the well-known Guijie Street, which faces north and south, and dozens of restaurants, large and small, go from east to west until Beixinqiao. This place is still full of traffic at night even in the early hours of the morning. No matter whether it is tomorrow or not, there will always be dozens of people waiting in line outside every store.

It's really rare for Beijing, a city that will be relatively deserted after nightfall, but the happiest thing is the merchants. This means that no matter what kind of restaurant they open, there will be no shortage of guests on this street from 4 or 5 pm to early morning. Moreover, most of the guests will be reluctant to give up, preferring to compete for parking spaces and row numbers, but also to eat the delicious food here.