Beijing Laoshe Tea House, the largest and most famous teahouse in Beijing

Beijing Laoshe Teahouse A large and famous teahouse in Beijing Those who have studied Chinese must have heard of “Laoshe Zhang Wan 老舍茶馆” or Beijing Laoshe Teahouse because it was in the lesson 😆 Last year, I went to Beijing and had the opportunity to see the real thing and tried to walk around and take some pictures 😂 And where did the name Laoshe Teahouse come from? The founder of this place was not Mr. Laoshe, but he named it to commemorate a very famous writer named Su Qingchun 舒庆春 who used the pen name Laoshe 老舍. Laoshe is considered one of the representatives of Beijing-style culture. Laoshe Teahouse is an important building of Chinese culture and has welcomed countless celebrities both at home and abroad. At present, it has expanded to an area of ​​more than 5,000 square meters. Laoshe Teahouse Founded in 1988, it is located in the southwest of Tiananmen Square, adjacent to Beijing's old commercial street, Dazhao Street. It is the first teahouse to open in Beijing after the reform, and it is also a new type of teahouse. It emphasizes "reviving ancient tea culture and cultivating national art" as its business purpose. In addition to enjoying a relaxing cup of tea and experiencing Beijing-style tea culture and snacks and food, visitors can also enjoy a variety of performances, including Peking Opera, music performances, acrobatics, magic, and folk arts, while sipping tea. If you go to Beijing and want to experience a teahouse where you can not only taste tea but also taste culture, please come here. 😉 If you have been to sip tea and watch a performance here, please share with us. #100TravelTips #TravelChina #China #BeijingTravel #BeijingAttractions #TravelBeijingByYourself #TravelChinaByYourself #GetDiscountsWithoutLuck