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BEIJING COURTYARD · TEA & ART

Zheng Shan Tang Calligraphy & Painting Academy

Step from a Beijing hutong into a courtyard where Zheng Shan Tang tea, calligraphy and painting meet. Explore the courtyard and tearooms, and contact the store to arrange a tasting or visit.
A guest seated beside a stone tea table under a courtyard tree

At a glance

Location
Dongcheng, Beijing
Tea
Zheng Shan Tang black tea
Space
Courtyard and tearooms
Culture
Calligraphy, painting and tea

A home for calligraphy, painting and tea

The courtyard is both Zheng Shan Tang’s Beijing tea-culture experience centre and the home of its Calligraphy and Painting Academy. Calligraphy, paintings and tea displays bring the arts into the rooms where guests meet over tea.

Tea packages on display beside a calligraphy scroll
A wooden sign and painted brackets above a red tearoom doorway

Tea culture, shared around a table

Zheng Shan Tang black tea is at the heart of the space. The tearooms welcome everything from a small conversation over tea to a group tasting. Individuals, families and groups can ask the store about available tea-culture experiences.

Guests taking part in a tea activity around a table
A guest using tea utensils during a guided activity
A presenter with guests seated around a tea table

A pause inside the courtyard

Step from the hutong into a traditional siheyuan. The shade of a paper mulberry, carved stone pieces and a white-marble table offer places to pause.

On the marble vat, look for the nine lions and the wave and cloud-dragon motifs around the base. These details reward a slower walk through the courtyard.

A traditional courtyard with a spreading tree and stone seating
A carved stone vessel beside red courtyard doors
A broad tree trunk and leafy branches in the courtyard
Stone table and stools at the centre of the courtyard

Tearooms for conversation and gatherings

The rooms around the courtyard vary in size and atmosphere. A smaller tea table suits quiet conversation; the halls allow friends or teams to gather for a tasting. Contact the store to choose a room for your group and occasion.

Painted eaves and red doors at the Zheng Shan Tang entrance
A bright tearoom with long tables and rows of wooden chairs
A tea table with a green runner and a flower arrangement
A reception tearoom with calligraphy on the walls

Choose your tea experience

These tea experiences pair Zheng Shan Tang black tea with Chinese pastries. Choose by group size, then book ahead with the store and confirm the room, time and arrangements before visiting.

Teaware arranged for a tea service
Guests preparing tea together around a long table
A tea session host speaking with guests
A group gathered around a long tea table

1. Small Stove Tearoom

2–4 guests · 2 hours

Includes 1 pot of Zheng Shan Tang black tea and Chinese pastries. A good fit for a small gathering, a family tea or a conversation with a business guest.

2. Zhengshan Wanli · Zheng Shan Tang Hall

4–6 guests · 2 hours

Includes 2 pots of Zheng Shan Tang black tea and Chinese pastries. Suitable for a small meeting, a client reception or a group gathering.

3. Yuanzheng Hall

8–12 guests · 2 hours

Includes 2 pots of Zheng Shan Tang black tea and Chinese pastries. Suitable for team discussions, group tastings or business receptions.

4. Half-day courtyard hire

Up to 25 guests · 4 hours

Includes private use of the courtyard, 1 pot of Zheng Shan Tang black tea and Chinese pastries for the group. Suitable for tea salons, team events, small launches and photography sessions.

Questions about your visit

Is the Academy also a Beijing tea venue?

The Academy and Zheng Shan Tang’s Beijing direct store share this courtyard. The venue brings together calligraphy, painting, tea tasting and cultural exchange.

Can a group reserve a hall or the courtyard?

The current formats range from 2–4 guests to a half-day courtyard booking for up to 25 guests. Contact the store in advance to confirm the space and arrangements for your group.

Is foreign-language interpretation available?

The venue offers Chinese-language guidance. Please arrange your own interpreter if you need interpretation in another language.

Visit and reservations

Visit and reservations

Use the map to plan your route to the courtyard.

View the store on a map →

Admission, tours and booking

Visiting the courtyard is free. A free guided tour in Chinese introduces the courtyard, its features and Zheng Shan Tang’s tea culture. Please arrange your own interpreter if you need a tour in another language.

Tea service, hosting events and use of the tearooms are charged separately. Please email Support@lapsangstore.com for rates and details.

  • Make reservations at least 1 day in advance.
  • Request any change at least 6 hours before your scheduled time.
  • The booking is automatically cancelled if you arrive 30 minutes late.

Ask about your visit

Share your preferred date, group size and any questions about your visit.