The Boys & Girls Bar popular disco bar along Sanlitun street. It attracts tons of young people every night. The door is designed in European look combined by colorful neon lights. Two famous bands perform here every night, their music makes people happy, crazy and never bored.

The Laoshe Teahouse was named after the famous writer – Mr. Laoshe. “Remembering Past Times” is the management thought of the teahouse and “Reappearance of Traditional Folk Craft” is its style, so here has already been an ideal place in Beijing for foreigners to come as a guest and know about Chinese culture today. Everyday visitors from various places around the world who like Chinese ancient cultures and arts come here to appreciate brilliant programs such as traditional opera, cross talk, two-man comic show and story-telling in Beijing dialect with drum accompaniment… By watching these, they can explore Chinese folk arts and amorous feelings.

The Terrace Tea House is located in a typical Beijing Hutong, just outside the east gate of the Forbidden City. This teahouse provides a relaxing and refreshing place for travelers coming afar to experience local Chinese lives and traditions.

The Ming Ren Teahouse is an ideal place for enjoying Chinese tea.  The teahouse serves a variety of teas at one of its seven locations in Beijing, including green, black, yellow, white, and Oolong tea.

The teahouse occupies more than 2,000 square meters, including a capacious tea hall and 24 private rooms. These are connected by two corridors decorated with green foliage and animal-shaped sculptures. Customers may enjoy wireless internet access for free.