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Bairong World Trade Mall is a Beijing commercial complex offering fashion, goods, dining, and other retail categories.

Last updated October 7, 2026

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Overview

Bairong World Trade Mall (百荣世贸商城) is a commercial retail complex in Beijing, China. Its official website presents the mall through two sections, Bairong Phase I and Phase II, with store and category listings spanning clothing, footwear, bags, jewelry, cosmetics, household goods, toys, sporting goods, food, and beverages. The site also names a range of food and drink businesses operating in the complex, including both independent food outlets and recognizable chain brands. The mall is associated with Bairong Group. The group’s official “About Us” page says that the group was established in 2001 and has interests in commercial real estate, infrastructure, and financial services. It also describes Bairong World Trade Mall in Zhengzhou as a separate group project. The supplied sources do not establish the founding date of the Beijing mall itself, its founder, or the precise legal ownership structure of the mall. The website’s category and tenant information presents Bairong as a broad, multi-category shopping and dining destination rather than a single-product brand. It lists sections for apparel and accessories, household and daily-use goods, children’s products, food and beverage, and other retail offerings. The sources identify Beijing as the location of the featured mall and reference a wider group footprint, but do not specify a complete list of the mall’s operating markets or provide current financial or corporate-status details.

History

The available official material identifies Bairong World Trade Mall as a Beijing commercial complex and places it in the broader context of Bairong Group. The group’s About Us page states that Bairong Group was established in 2001 and operates across commercial real estate, infrastructure, and financial services. The supplied material does not date the establishment or opening of the Beijing mall, so the group’s founding year should not be treated as the mall’s founding year. The mall’s official homepage describes two principal areas, Bairong Phase I and Bairong Phase II, and lists their floors by retail category. The Phase I listings include men’s and women’s apparel, footwear, home textiles, sporting goods, and food. Phase II listings include digital products, jewelry, cosmetics, children’s clothing and toys, bags, household goods, and dining. The site also names food and beverage businesses in several locations within the complex. This breadth indicates a multi-category commercial destination rather than a specialist store, although the supplied pages do not provide details such as its opening date, development timeline, or number of tenants. The group page also describes Zhengzhou Bairong World Trade Mall as a separate project. It presents that development as a planned modern logistics and trade center and identifies Bairong Baishang as a group subsidiary focused on large-scale commercial property investment, development, and operation. These descriptions establish the group’s wider commercial-property context, but do not confirm that every named project or subsidiary directly owns or operates the Beijing mall. The supplied evidence offers no dated milestones for changes in ownership, leadership, expansion, or listing status at the Beijing mall. Accordingly, those details are left unspecified rather than inferred from the group’s general history.

  • 2001

    Bairong Group established

Products and positioning

A multi-category shopping and dining complex serving retail shoppers and commercial tenants.

  • Bairong Phase I

    A section of the Beijing complex whose official listings include apparel, shoes, home textiles, sporting goods, and food.

  • Bairong Phase II

    A section of the complex listing categories such as digital products, jewelry, cosmetics, children's goods, bags, household goods, and dining.

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