There are also artists playing guzheng and other performances. Drinking tea with friends in the lobby on the first floor is very bright. In the glass cabinets in the corridor, you will also see many antiques, porcelain and furniture from the late Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China. Unfortunately, tea is very ordinary, and the tea art is even worse. It is actually a simple household tea set, used to make green tea. Cheaper tea is often not available. This is a teahouse run by a boss in Taiwan Province Province, but the teahouse here is not as close to the people as we thought. For the yearning for "gentlemen", there are seclusion and quietness. Although the leisure hobby of old Beijing is "walking birds", it is still relatively expensive to spend here. Private room consumption is still quite high. A pot of tea, 280 yuan, is 300-400 for a friend.