Lao She Teahouse, Beijing, China, was established in 1988, and it was named after Chinese novelist Lao She and his drama “Teahouse”. It is located to the southwest of Tiananmen Square and is to the west side of Qianmen. Visitors can enjoy tea, authentic royal dessert, and a variety of Beijing snacks. Afterwards, one may also enjoy opera, acrobatics, dance, calligraphy, guzheng performances and other performances. One can also buy tea-related gifts for your family and friends here.

Both in form and function, the teahouse inherits and retains the lingering charm of old Beijing teahouses. This decorative style fully embodies Chinese aesthetic philosophy. This pristine environment showcases wooden windows and Chinese hardwood furniture, all in the traditional Beijing style.

As a place to show off Chinese tea culture and national art, Laoshe Teahouse has hosted more than 70 foreign heads of state, many celebrities and more than 3 million Chinese and foreign tourists.