Lao She Teahouse is neither opened by Lao She or his descendants nor the prototype of the play Teahouse written by Lao She. The fact that it is named as Lao She Teahouse on the one hand can instantly remind people of local customs of the old Beijing described in Lao She‘s famous work Teahouse. On the other hand, it is because that tea, which is like traditional drama, is a part of traditional Chinese culture. Besides, the combination between Chinese opera and teahouse has long been created in the old Beijing. In addition, as one of the people‘s artists of the old generation, Lao She wrote several literary works reflecting people‘s life in Beijing, which are the excellent representatives of Beijing culture.

Tea courtyard, made of a large quantity of glass and wood, incorporates solemnness of the North with elegance of the South. It not only preserves the original appearance of the principal room in courtyard but also has wing-rooms been well-proportioned and variable, solving the problem of insufficiency of the place as well as embodying the perfect combination of the traditional culture and modern style. Furthermore, verdant lawn in the yard, chirping birds and personalized decoration add vitality to the yard.