As a multimillion-dollar stunning acrobatic extravaganza , the first of its kind in China , ERA is a multimedia odyssey whose inspiration is a direct result combination of the traditional Chinese acrobatic arts and modern technology. Just like Shanghai ,ERA evolves through a constant collision between the past and future.

Give you a pizza afier drink

品完美酒送披萨

Today, in the Brownstone order any two bottles of wines, you can free access to a Pizza or fruit platter. There’s five Style Pizza to choose ( Magarita, Saussage and Herb, Salmon, Vegetable, Parmaham selection . value of RMB 80-100  )! Allows you to enjoy the wine at the same time, also teasting Brownstone the intentions of food, this offer is long-term and effective!

即日起，在布朗石点任意两瓶葡萄酒或者洋酒，就可免费获得一个Pizza或者水果拼盘。Pizza有多达五种Magarita,Saussage and Herb,Salmon,Vegetable,Parmaham可供挑选（价值80-100元）！让您享受美酒的同时，还能体会到布朗石的用心美食，此优惠长期有效！

The Acrobatic Shows in Beijing are exciting and entertaining, totally worth to see!  The Acrobatic Show at Tian Di theather is the best for children!

During the show you can't take pictures, because that will disturb the young guys who are performing.

Need to see the show? Why trouble yourself with choosing tickets, let us arrange nicer seats with most economical price for you to enjoy the show!

Seats are arranged in the center zone, selling price at the theater are normally
280-380 yuan.

Our Discounted Price: 
260 yuan for 1 ticket,       420 yuan for 2 tickets,    580 yuan for 3 tickets
(Free Post Cards)

740 yuan for 4 tickets,      900 yuan for 5 tickets,    1060 yuan for 6 tickets
(Free Drinks+ Post Cards)

We provide pick up and Dinner + Show services as well, please e-mail to [email protected] .
          

Hi there,

Some other options to you.

A: Right near the drum tower and bell tower, there is Houhai  lake area where the night bars and restaurants ,the Smoking Pipe shopping street are located around. All the buildings will be illumined by brilliant lights every night. You can feel the heart beating night life by local youths over there.

B: Donghuamen Snack street which is next to Wangfujing walking commercial street, there you can see all kinds of snacks and some weird food gathered together, even you are not a real street food lover, it will be very nice experience to see all kinds of food like snakes, young sharks, silk worms, scorpians, star fish,etc.

C: There are three theaters in Beijing to provide the shows to the public. They have their different features, like the traditional local opera--Peking Opera which present you the beautiful clothes and various make-up faces in the actor's traditional way of singing; the brilliant Acrobatic Show; the Kongfu Show which present you a story how a little boy conquered all the temptations to practice to be a Kongfu master, you enjoy the unique body strength and incredible scene within the story. You can choose the one you are really interested in. Meanwhile you need make sure the correct starting time of the show. The theaters may change the schedule in terms of the cold season of the tourist' reservation.

“How many pieces after this?”

“It’s soon, just a few pieces.”

This is the type of conversation I can often hear when I am standing by Wang’s cart. Tonight I am on my way back home from work and the familiar smell from his cart attracts me to it again. Wang is always busy at that time. It’s 11:00 on a chilling evening in Winter , believe it or not?

Wang’s business is making Jianbin Guozi, a Tianjin styled pancake roll. Jianbin refers to Chinese pancake rolls which originated in Shandong while Guozi, as Tianjian people call it, stands for deep-fried flour sticks. But now it has become one of the most popular snacks in Beijing, or even around the country.

“I want to have one with sausage and preserved vegetable shreds”. A passing taxi driver pulls up his car and joins us. In effect, like every other sort of food from outside the city, the pancake roll has also undergone the process of being localized for Beijing. The main ingredients of an authentic Jianbin Guozi made in Tianjin are millet batter, egg, deep-fried flour stick, green onion and sweet flour sauce with coriander, sesame, and chili sauce as optional seasonings. The most visible difference between the pancake rolls in Beijing and the ones originally in Tianjin is that a thin sheet of deep-fried flour is put in a pancake roll as filling rather than a stick of deep-fried flour.   

“What do you want to have in yours?”, Wang asks me. It now comes to my turn. “I want the normal one, and no spice please”, I answer.

“It’s three Kuai”Wang says.

It costs about a bit more than a one-way subway fare in Beijing, which partly explains why the pancake roll is so popular with working people. If a person wants a snack that is cheap, quick, delicious and heavy enough to fill the stomach, there is probably no better option than a piece of Jianbin Guozi. 

It is fun to watch how my meal is made. A scoop of millet batter is firstly put on the pan. Then Wang uses a roller to get the round pan evenly covered by the flour. When the flour sheet gets almost solid, it is the time to break the egg and drop it on the sheet. Once again a roller is needed to disperse the egg. Right after that, Wang turns the flour sheet upside down using a spatula and dusts the sesame on. Following the spreading of sweet sauce is the scattering of green onion bits and coriander. Then, after a piece of deep-fried flour sheet is put atop, the last step is only to fold up the whole pancake and get it tucked into a little plastic bag. Here I get my lovely night delicacy.

“How many pieces ahead”, another young man comes to ask.

“Only two. Soon”, Wang replies without looking up.

“I want two”, the man says.

“Hi, honey. Mine is no spice”, a young lady is shouting opposite the street from a car.

Wang has his cart parked beside one of the busiest streets in the city late every evening when the local police are at their least active. But Wang is never alone. You may have to wait for your turn to get a pancake roll. For those people who still move outside at night, a piece of Jianbin Guozi is hardly resisitable for a pretty good night snack.

Chaoyang Theater  
Area: Chaoyang, Hujialou
No. 36 NE 3rd Ring Rd

Just south of Chaoyang N. Rd; east side of the 3rd Ring Rd

 Daily 7:15pm-8:30pm
 +86(10)65072421, +86(10)65068116, +86(10)65071818

Every night:

Acrobatics 5:15 - 6:15pm, 7:15 - 8:30pm

Discount tickets book:

 Mobile :86-13426435769

Hay:

Some other options to you.

A: Right behind the Big wild Goose pagoda ,there is a street named Grand Tang Bright Metropolis the traditional Tang architectural style complexes where the night bars and restaurants ,the musical concert hall , shopping , Chinese Arts Exhibition Hall are located around.All the buildings will be illumined by brillant lights every night. You can feel the heart beating night life by loal youths over there.

B: There are three theatres in XI'AN to provide the shows to the public.They have their different features to display the glorious Tang culture by live symphonic band with large scale performance or almost extinct muscial instrument solo blending with strong cutural connotation or the Tang exotic play.You can choose the one you are really interested in.Meanwhile you need make sure the correct starting time of the show.The thetres may change the schedule in terms of the cold season of the tourist' reservation.

The Yunnan town of Lijiang recently was awarded the best place for a night out in China.

Why?

Many visitors come to Lijiang to experience the nightlife, after a hard day of sightseeing.

The most popular place in Lijiang at night is the old town, and in the old town you will find Bar Street, running from the waterwheel to the old town square. Any night you visit, you can't miss it (you will hear the noise).

Along Bar Street are bars with dance shows, singing, KTV, dance floors and each has a collection of young women (and sometimes men) in ethnic costume, trying to entice punters into their establishments.

Be warned, prices for drinks are high.

A quieter option is to head to a music bar in the back streets of the old town. Or to a cafe.

Recommendations:

Freshnam - with live music from local and international musicians from 9pm

Wu Yi street music bars - just head down Wu Yi street from the old town square, and find a small music bar where you like the music playing

Feel the magic of the night, dive into a sea of red light, smell the miscellaneous fragrances of Chinese dishes and be embraced by life’s vibrant energy and you are sure to be in Beijing’s popular Ghost Street.

Beijing’s bustling atmosphere around you and a unique experience then you should definitely visit the Ghost Street. The street is located near Dongzhimen, covers a distance of 1,5 km and offers more than 100 restaurants.