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Teahouses

2006/07/26

 

Tea is integral part of contemporary Chinese society and a mainstay of economic and cultural activity that has not waned since the days of old Beijing. Long ago, teahouses were the centre of social activity and bubbled with the chatter of people from all walks of life. In the old teahouses noblemen, imperial officials, touts and peddlers chose their teas carefully and caught up on the day. Today, teahouses in China still have the same function but with not quite so much bustle, having adopted some of the aspects of peace and contemplation associated with Japanese tea culture.

Experience the traditional Chinese teahouse culture and tea ceremonies. Become a discerning tea drinker.

 

Cha Jia Fu Teahouse

茶家傅

Address: Inside Houhai Park, Deshengmennei Dajie, Xicheng District

西城区什刹海公园内

Tel: +86 10 6616 0725

 

Lao She Teahouse                  

老舍茶馆

Tel: +86 10 6303 6830

Address: Building 3, Qianmen Xidajie, Xuanwu District

宣武去前门西大街3号楼

 

Ming Hui Cha Yuan

明慧茶苑

Address: Dajue Temple, Bei’an He, Haidian District

海淀区北安河大觉寺

Tel: +86 10 6246 1568, 6246 1569

 

San Wei Bookstore                 

三味书屋

Tel: +86 10 6601 3204

Address: 60 Fuxingmennei Dajie, Xi Cheng District

西城区复兴门大街

 

Wenshu Teahouse                  

文汝馨居

Tel: +86 10 8580 4341

Address: 10 Jianguolu, Chaoyang District

朝阳区建国路10

 



 
 
 
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