And today the former football star has updated us to let us know he's been enjoying some of the local delicacies in Beijing.
The 38-year-old sport star has been in China for a number of projects, and has most recently enjoyed dumplings and signed autographs for fans.
Dim sum: David Beckham posed with the staff of the Baoyuan Dumplings restaurant in Beijing, China, on Tuesday
In the photograph, Mr Beckham can be seen being flanked on all sides by a gaggle of thrilled staff members in the eatery.
David wears a spotless white long-sleeved T-shirt in the photo, clearly taking care not to drop any dim sum on his whites.
Personalised: David spent some time signing footballs for fans while in China
However everyone involved in the scene looks genuinely delighted to be there.
In a later update, David revealed he was 'Signing Adidas balls for fans' - and sure enough, he was scrawling his autograph on a number of semi-inflated balls for fans, as captured in an accompanying photograph.
Hello everyone: David attended the flagship H&M store in Beijing as part of his Chinese tour
I'm David Beckham: The football star seemed excited to be among so many fans in the store
OK, I'm ready: David took position as he prepared to meet and greet his fans
He has been keeping fans updated of his progress via the social network site, Facebook, however it would seem his Chinese adventure has come to an end.
'Bye China, I had an amazing trip! I will see you soon,' his most recent status reads - but without a photograph to accompany.
Who should I make this out to? The football star was delighted to sign his autographs for his eager fans
Almost matching: One of Becks' fans was just about as well dressed as he was
He wore a sharp grey coloured suit with a blue pocket corner on Tuesday for a meet and greet at the H&M flagship store in Beijing.
There he met many fans and signed autographs and was entertained by one admirer who showed him his own tattoo.
Oh that's lovely: David was all for humoring his enthusiastic fans - one impressed him with his body art
I'm still David Beckham: The sportsman survived the lengthy meet and greet process
He was swamped by fans as he made his way around the city earlier in the week as well wishers rushed to catch a glimpse of their idol.
In the inevitable pandemonium, there were scenes of people in hysterical tears and even fainting as they experienced their own personal brush with Beckham.
Popular: David' Chinese fans have been out in force during his visit to the country
Desperate to catch a glimpse: Fans were even hanging out of the trees in a bid to see Beckham
Inevitable: Injuries and tears were both experienced in the mad rush to catch a sighting of David Beckham
But it wasn't just the common folk who were keen to get close to the star.The Queen herself - well, rather Dame Helen Mirren, was also in China and couldn't wait to get close to her fellow Brit when their paths crossed in Shanghai.
They attended the British Consulate’s Queen’s Birthday Party in the Chinese city last Wednesday and enjoyed a chin wag together as they celebrated her Majesty.
Cuddling up: Helen Mirren posed up next to David
Beckham as they attended a birthday party for Queen Elizabeth in
Shanghai, China, earlier in his trip
Deep in conversation: The pair were seen enjoying a chat inside the event
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