北京朝阳大悦城

Chaoyang Joy City stands at the north-east corner of the junction of Chaoyang North Road and Qingnian Road in Chaoyang District, the heart of the Chao-Qing residential and office belt in eastern Beijing. It opened on 28 May 2010 with 230,000 square metres of retail space, comprising a shopping mall and serviced apartments: the retail block runs from B3 to the 11th floor, while the apartments form twin 28-storey towers, and the site provides more than 2,000 parking spaces. Positioned as an “urban youth culture landmark”, it is one of the most influential malls for young consumers in the capital, drawing more than 26 million visits in 2025, its highest figure since opening. Retail includes Apple, ZARA, SEPHORA, MUJI, an Olé premium supermarket, CHANEL, Dior, LANCÔME, lululemon, COACH, Victoria's Secret and UNIQLO; dining includes Rong Xiaoguan, Tidu and Tomacado, and experience anchors include teamLab's Borderless art space and a Champion ice rink. Its signature move is a series of five themed districts built from 2015 onwards: Yuejie for lifestyle, Shijian for slow dining, Wutai mixing markets with youth retail, UNI_JOY for streetwear culture and Dukes for self-development, turning stacked floors into walkable streets and setting a benchmark for themed-zone operation in China. The outdoor AFTER PARK opened in 2025, pushing the programme beyond the building envelope. Metro Line 6 stops at Qingnian Road station beside the mall, and Chaoyang North Road, Chaoyang Road and Yaojiayuan Road form a dense road network.