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Teahouse

Introduction
to teahouse
Teahouse
used to be public places where people came to relax, enjoy tea, talk about
business, kill time, exchange information, or listen to ballads or story-telling.
They equate, to some extent, to pubs on the West. They are open every
night, but you
have to book a table beforehand since they are very crowded. The teahouse
is set with hardwood tables and a stage at one end. Customers are served
various
snacks and tea from copper pots with long spouts while traditional performances
are staged. It is a really good experience if you can find time to fit
it into your busy schedule.
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Name
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Laoshe
Teahouse
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7:30am-
9:30pm |
3
Qianmen West Avenue, south of Tiananmen Square |
6303-6830 |
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Tianqiao
Happy Teahouse
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7:00am-9:00pm (closed on Mondays) |
113
Tianqiao Market |
6304-0617
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Purple
Vine Teahouse
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2
Nan Chang Street
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6606-6614 |
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Wufu
Teahouse
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104 Dianmen Bei Da Street |
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6405-9648 |
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Minghui
Teahouse
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Da
Jue Temple, Bei'anhe, Hai Dian District |
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6246-1568 |
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Beijing
Teahouse
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9:00am-9:00pm Story-telling 2:30-4:30pm, Mon.- Thurs.
Beijing folk art 2:30-4:30pm Fri.
Xiang Sheng (comic dilalogue) 2:30-4:30pm, Sat. , Sun |
76
Liulichang Xilu |
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