1, Ruili: This is a small town on the border between China and Myanmar, where countless jadeite rough stones from Myanmar enter the domestic market, which is the first stop for Burmese jadeite to enter China. Now there are two relatively large jade markets in Ruili: Gao Jie Mall and Jewelry Street. There are many Burmese who manage jadeite in Ruili. Many of them have lived in Ruili for more than ten years and can speak fluent Chinese.

2. Sihui: Within the jurisdiction of Zhaoqing, Guangdong, 80% of the jade pendants and ornaments in the country come from here. There are hundreds of thousands of jade practitioners in Sihui, most of whom are foreigners, and jade merchants from all over the country purchase goods. The Tianguanghui jade market in Sihui is the most famous jade wool trading market in China.

3. Yangmei: Located in Jieyang, Guangdong, it is known as the Jade Capital of Asia. More than 90% of the country's high-grade jadeite comes from Yangmei, and every household in Yangmei Village is engaged in jade business. In Yangmei, you can often see 10 million yuan of jadeite, which is equivalent to visiting a high-end jewelry exhibition.