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How to haggle in china
Know when to haggle and when not to.
Before you start haggling, you should get an idea about where it is appropriate and where it is not. Haggling is a big part of shopping in china, but it is not acceptable everywhere.

Pick from:
(a). Street vendors, open air markets and smaller independent shops will all be happy to haggle with you. Large stores and chain stores in malls, supermarkets and other places with fixed prices will not be prepared to haggle.
(b). If you feel you have gotten your point across, you can start haggling. Make an appointment first for haggling.
(c). Always pay your purchases only when you want to haggle. Understand what you will haggle for.
(d). Some countries, such as the united states, require knowing this before you can read chinese. Some other places not as common to agree on are, but are quite acceptable.
(a).