The difference between the two is tax policy, commodity types, shopping methods and so on. 1. Tax policy: Goods in duty-free shops are exempted from import duties, consumption taxes and value-added taxes when they are purchased, while goods in bonded shops are required to pay customs duties and value-added taxes when they enter the bonded zone, and they are not required to pay these taxes when they are sold to consumers.

2. Types of goods: Duty-free shops have limited types of goods, mainly including luxury goods and high-end goods such as perfume, cosmetics, watches, jewelry, tobacco and alcohol. Bonded stores have a relatively richer variety of goods, including food, beverages, household items, electronic products and other daily consumer goods, in addition to luxury goods and high-end goods.

3. Shopping method: The shopping method of duty-free shops is to buy in specific areas such as airports and docks, and you need to show your identity documents such as air tickets and boat tickets. The shopping mode of bonded shops is more flexible, which can be purchased in the urban bonded area or through online shopping platform.