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Set in the Golden Mask Dynasty, a legendary age in China, the story tells how a queen, who wears a golden mask, and creates a splendid dynasty. The play has eight chapters and included more than 200 actors from China and abroad. Produced by Chinese playwrights, directors and designers, the play features Chinese dances, acrobatics, costumes, and lighting and acoustics.

A mega club to rival the Gongti park, Tango's main room is divided into a large dance floor, ample private booths and bar.
Tango's recent renovations, a joint project between local and European design teams, have resulted in updated decor and
sound, so expect more glitz and glam than ever before. 

Huguang was founded in 1807, the Grand Theatre and the meridian wells are the remains of the original buildings, the famous actor Yu Shuyan, Tanxinpei and Mei Lanfang used to  give performance in this hall, DR, Sun Zhongshan presided over the conference of the founding of the KMT in the guild hall in 1912.

The magnificent grand theatre is splendid and imposing with an antique flavor. The leading Beijing operastars is often shown here, which is a very cheerful to enjoy the opera while drinking tea theater. Wenchang pavilion is the Beijing Museum exhibition hall. The guide hall has its own style. Visitors can enjoy Beijing cuisine, which is part of the traditional eatrical culture, and your presence is a sincere request.

A carefully-managed wine list provided by a caring management team attracts a knowledgeable clientele to this bright and relaxed Hutong restaurant. Unpretentious bistro food - pizzas, quiche, baked potatoes, moussaka and salads – and a bright, sunny courtyard for summer weekends.

A favorite with hutong hipsters who laze over long brunches, the Vineyard is equally popular with expat families – kids love the food, although squeezing strollers between the tables is a thankless task on busy weekend afternoons. The breakfasts, including various types of eggs Benedict and a classic English fry-up, are worth hauling yourself out of bed for, but the menu (available online) has plenty of European-style fare to choose from with salads, sandwiches and good pizzas. The wine list is sensibly priced to suit a variety of spending habits. Voted "Outstanding Brunch (Affordable)" in the Beijinger's 2011 Reader Restaurant Awards.