The Yiwu market District 2 is adjacently connected to the District 1. Just as its name implies, it’s the second oldest market building in Yiwu. It’s first put into use in 2004, and so far, it has accommodated more than 8,000 storefronts. It is most featured with the Centralized Purchasing Center, which’s set up for large sourcing groups, such as Wal-Mart, China Mobile, and China Telecom. As for product category, it mainly is involved with luggage, hardware tools, watches, lights, etc.

Yiwu market District 3 stands opposite to the Yiwu market District 2 but still are united together with the interconnecting walkway. It’s opened in 2005 and up to now, supplier numbers have exceeded 8,000 or so. Affording items are focusing on the office and school supplies, cosmetics and clothing accessories etc. Besides that, in order to provide buyers a better sourcing experience, effecting distribution and facilitating service are readily available nearby.

Yiwu market District 4 is a huge market standing next to the Yiwu market District 3. It’s recognized as the largest district so far among 5 market blocks both on the size and booth numbers. It covers as large as about 1,080,000 square meters and more than 20,000 suppliers are doing wholesale business there. Numerous aisles and streets are bustling with buyers and visitors from all over the world. International and domestic buyers are warmly welcomed here.

Yiwu market District 5 is the last one of the whole Yiwu Market Complex. In addition to all same features as other fours, a major new one applies as well. That’s the Imported Commodities Hall. Once you are entering into the market, the ultimately exotic landscape is coming into your eyes. Yes. Don’t doubt yourself. That’s the District 5. In order to balance the export and export, Yiwu government chose the 1st floor as the Imported Commodities Market.