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| The sun shines through the red door, bright door cymbals and engraved walls on old men playing chess under phoenix or pagoda trees, children running around, people lying on cane chair with a cup of green tea or wine at hand or reading old books. You’ll know it’s Beijing. These constitute life in the Courtyards, quiet and simple, but very real and gorgeous. |
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| Changyuan Huanghuali Culture and Art Gallery |
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Address: 29 Guozijian Street Tel: 010-64073083
Introduction: Changyuan aims to popularize the traditional Chinese culture and art, and set up a platform for art-lovers to exchange. Walking in the Changyuan, you can enjoy and purchase the classical handmade hard wood furniture in Ming style as well as fine porcelains, calligraphies and paintings; you can also drink the tea as well as talk about the past, present and future.
Main features: mahogany furniture
Average cost: no minimum charge
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