Are you a shopaholic looking to teach English in Beijing? We've got you covered with the top 5 malls that will leave you breathless! Sanlitun Village is the ultimate destination for fashion lovers, with a unique collection of both local and international brands. And the dining options are just as impressive, ranging from street food to upscale restaurants. Looking for some adventure? Then you have to try the trampoline park on the top floor of a local shopping center - trust me, it's a blast! But if you're not a fan of bouncing around, head over to Wangfujing Street for some serious retail therapy. The options are endless, and you won't be disappointed!

From high-end luxury brands to traditional Chinese souvenirs, there's something for everyone. And if you're feeling daring, try some of the street food delicacies like fried scorpions or starfish - it's definitely a unique experience.
But if luxury shopping is more your style, make sure to check out Yintai Centre. With its high-end designer brands and rooftop terrace boasting a stunning view of the city, it's a must-visit for any fashion lover.

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