If you prefer to watch Peking Opera performances in an original wooden tea house, the Zhengyici Theater is a good choice.
Tel:
400-651-1018Duration:
1-3 hoursOpening Hours:
10:00-22:00Built on in 1688 during the reign of Kangxi Emperor in the Qing Daynasty, the Zhengyici Peking Opera Theater is one of the "four great opera theaters" in Beijing. It has a rich history that includes performances by the grandmaster of Peking Opera, Mei Lanfang and other well-respected Peking Opera masters, such as Tan Xinpei and Wang Yaoqing.
Zhengyici Peking Opera Theatre, known as the "living fossil of Chinese opera theatres", is located in Baishun Hutong. It is the oldest and best-preserve...
Built on in 1688 during the reign of Kangxi Emperor in the Qing Daynasty, the Zhengyici Peking Opera Theater is one of the "four great opera theaters" in Beijing. It has a rich history that includes performances by the grandmaster of Peking Opera, Mei Lanfang and other well-respected Peking Opera masters, such as Tan Xinpei and Wang Yaoqing.
Zhengyici Peking Opera Theatre, known as the "living fossil of Chinese opera theatres", is located in Baishun Hutong. It is the oldest and best-preserved wooden structure opera theatre in China. It was built on the site of a Buddhist temple and has a long history. It is a witness to the formation and development of Peking Opera. Today, Zhengyici Peking Opera Theatre is still a must-visit place for Peking Opera enthusiasts.
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