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Lao She\u2019s Teahouse

This is one exciting cultural place at Qianmen off the main tourist itinerary. It is named after the drama Teahouse by Chinese author, Lao She. Although an attempt to give a taste of a Beijing tea-house during Lao She\u2019s time, it has instead transformed into a wonderful entertainment house with short shows by comedians, singers, musicians, acrobats and opera performers. In short, one can have a kaleidoscopic view of Beijing culture while sipping tea with light refreshment. Dinner before the show is provided separately in another section of the building and the price of the food is reasonable. An adjacent room display paintings, art objects like paper cuttings, figurines, antiques, kites and jade carvings.

Lao She (1899-1966), real name Shu Qingchun, was of Manchurian descent and the famous author of the book called \u201cCamel Xiangzi\u201d also known in the US as \u201cRickshaw\u201d. It was a bestseller in the US where Lao She was a visiting professor. He also taught Chinese at the Oriental School of London University in his earlier days. His drama Teahouse displayed his linguistic talent of the Beijing dialect, depicting the customers with their bird cages and their pipes enjoying tea and gossip. Other famous works are Crescent Moon, City of Cats, The Yellow Storm and the Drum Singers. Unfortunately, despite his great love for China, he was hounded by the Gang of Four to suicide by drowning. He was posthumously rehabilitated in 1979 and his complete works were fully available. His wife, Hu Jieqing (1905-2001) a close friend of Prof. M.L. Pei, was an accomplished painter. Lao She\u2019s website is at www.laotao.org/lao/life.html

The owner of the Lao She Teahouse, Yin Shengxi, is a student of the son of Qi Baishi, one of China\u2019s best contemporary painters. Hence, one can see the busts of both Lao She and Qi Baishi at the entrance to the Teahouse. The website is www.laosheteahouse.com.

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Lao She\u2019s Teahouse

This is one exciting cultural place at Qianmen off the main tourist itinerary. It is named after the drama Teahouse by Chinese author, Lao She. Although an attempt to give a taste of a Beijing tea-house during Lao She\u2019s time, it has instead transformed into a wonderful entertainment house with short shows by comedians, singers, musicians, acrobats and opera performers. In short, one can have a kaleidoscopic view of Beijing culture while sipping tea with light refreshment. Dinner before the show is provided separately in another section of the building and the price of the food is reasonable. An adjacent room display paintings, art objects like paper cuttings, figurines, antiques, kites and jade carvings.

Lao She (1899-1966), real name Shu Qingchun, was of Manchurian descent and the famous author of the book called \u201cCamel Xiangzi\u201d also known in the US as \u201cRickshaw\u201d. It was a bestseller in the US where Lao She was a visiting professor. He also taught Chinese at the Oriental School of London University in his earlier days. His drama Teahouse displayed his linguistic talent of the Beijing dialect, depicting the customers with their bird cages and their pipes enjoying tea and gossip. Other famous works are Crescent Moon, City of Cats, The Yellow Storm and the Drum Singers. Unfortunately, despite his great love for China, he was hounded by the Gang of Four to suicide by drowning. He was posthumously rehabilitated in 1979 and his complete works were fully available. His wife, Hu Jieqing (1905-2001) a close friend of Prof. M.L. Pei, was an accomplished painter. Lao She\u2019s website is at www.laotao.org/lao/life.html

The owner of the Lao She Teahouse, Yin Shengxi, is a student of the son of Qi Baishi, one of China\u2019s best contemporary painters. Hence, one can see the busts of both Lao She and Qi Baishi at the entrance to the Teahouse. The website is www.laosheteahouse.com.

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Lao She Teahouse, is a People's Artist and his Lao She teahouse named after the famous play, was built in 1988, the existing business area of more than 2600 square meters, set the book tea, meal tea, tea houses and one large multi-functional integrated tea . In a nostalgic old, Jingwei full environment, you can enjoy every day to a convergence opera, opera, acrobatics, magic, and other fine ethnic art of face changing brilliant performances at the same time you can use all kinds of goods, tea, palace fine point , Beijing traditional snacks and Jingwei cuisine tea party. Since opening, the Lao She Teahouse received nearly 47 foreign heads of state, numerous celebrities and more than 200 million Chinese and foreign tourists, a boutique showcase the characteristics of national culture "window" and connecting domestic and international friendship "bridge."

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