Things got a little heated among the cramped aisles of the Silk Market (or as they prefer to call themselves - the Merchant's Bird's Nest) on Sunday morning as stall vendors and market management clashed over an order to shutter 7 stalls for 7 days as punishment for selling fake goods. At around 9am on Sunday, employees of the Silk Market's management committee gave official notice to seven stall holders that they would be closing their stalls as punishment for selling fake goods. Vendors however were unhappy with the order, questioning the validity of the management's evidence. The situation quickly escalated from a verbal dispute as "bao an" were called in to forcibly close the stalls, only to be met with continued resistance from stall owners. The cops from Jianguomen police station had to be called to calm the situation at 10am and the stalls were finally shuttered by noon.

Links and Sources
CSR: Beijing Silk Market Vendors Closed For Selling Fake Goods
The Beijing Times: 秀水市场七个售假摊位遭停业整顿  引发冲突
The Beijing News: 秀水封停“售假”商户