Take a Piece of Beijing Home — All in One Store!

Not ready to leave Beijing without taking home a few memories? Head to Langfang Toutiao at Beijing Fun in the Qianmen area to explore the city's first multi-brand "Beijing Gifts" store.

Jointly created by Beijing's cultural and tourism authorities and Beijing Fun, the store features more than 20 officially recognized "Beijing Gifts" brands. It is also one of the stores piloting the "Instant Tax Refund" service for outbound overseas visitors.

Breaking away from the traditional retail layout organized by product category, the store is divided into culturally themed sections. The first thing you see when you step inside is a miniature version of the giant floral basket created to celebrate China's National Day. The Beijing Central Axis section features fridge magnets modeled after Empress Xiaoduan's Nine-Dragon and Nine-Phoenix Crown. Meanwhile, the museum collaboration section features mystery boxes created in collaboration with multiple museums, while the China-chic area features locally produced cosmetics and decorative ornaments made using Jingtailan (Chinese cloisonné) techniques.

The shop also carries distinctive goods that evoke memories of everyday life in old Beijing, including bus-themed building blocks, fridge magnets shaped like vintage monthly transit tickets, Lord Rabbit figurines made with intangible cultural heritage craftsmanship, and inside-painted snuff bottles. You can also find embroidered tiger-head hats made by the Miao ethnic group from Shibadong Village in Xiangxi, bringing together Beijing's cultural heritage and intangible cultural heritage traditions from across the country.

Notice

Starting November 1, 2025, the "Beijing Gifts" store officially began offering the "Instant Tax Refund" service, becoming one of Beijing's distinctive commercial venues to implement this convenient policy. Eligible overseas visitors can instantly receive a cash refund equivalent to the tax refund amount at the time of purchase.

(Source: Official WeChat account of the Beijing Municipal Bureau of Culture and Tourism)
Source: BeijingService