Beijing Liyuan Theater performance ticket
Qianmen, Jian Guo, Liyuan Yanjing, the quintessence of Chinese culture, and an immersive experience.
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Liyuan Theatre at the Qianmen Jianguo Hotel
- The Qianmen Jianguo Hotel's exclusive theater is Beijing's first teahouse-style Peking opera theater, and has been named the "Best Evening Activity Venue" for seven consecutive years by the Forbidden City Cup. It has a profound heritage and outstanding reputation.
- Famous artists from the Beijing Peking Opera Theater are stationed here, performing classic excerpts such as "Farewell My Concubine," allowing both connoisseurs and novices alike to immerse themselves in the charm of this national treasure.
- Having hosted numerous foreign dignitaries, experiencing Peking opera here is a high-end and culturally rich experience that showcases Eastern hospitality.
What to expect
- The Liyuan Theatre is a prime example of the integration of Beijing's national essence culture and high-end travel experience, and a core landmark for Chinese and foreign guests to feel the charm of Peking Opera and touch the foundation of old Beijing. As Beijing's first teahouse-style Peking Opera theater, it has been carrying the mission of inheriting oriental aesthetics and performing Beijing opera since its birth. After decades of accumulation, it has been awarded the Forbidden City Cup "Best Evening Activity Venue" for 7 consecutive years, becoming a brilliant pearl in the must-experience list of "climbing the Great Wall, eating Peking duck, and watching Peking Opera" when coming to Beijing.
- Over the years, with its unique cultural charm and high-end experience quality, Liyuan Theatre has received many foreign dignitaries and celebrities from all walks of life, becoming an important window for Beijing to showcase oriental culture.
- The Liyuan Theatre has long surpassed the meaning of an ordinary theater. It is a living Peking Opera cultural museum, and a perfect carrier of the charm of old Beijing and modern high-end services. Here, a play, a cup of tea, and a period of time all hide the cultural heritage and unique charm of oriental aesthetics of the capital. Whether it is a traveler who has just arrived in Beijing or an elegant person who has lived in Beijing for a long time, they can immerse themselves in the profoundness of Peking Opera and encounter a romance belonging to old Beijing.
The colorfully dressed Dan role, holding a weapon, displays their figure, with a red table prop complementing the background. The painted-face Jing role is hidden behind them. The opera costumes have exquisite patterns, and the movements are graceful, ful
Against a backdrop of blue curtains, elaborately dressed Dan roles (female roles) and painted-face Jing roles (male roles) share the stage. The embroidered details of their costumes are exquisite. Red chairs complement the theatrical attire, showcasing th
On the Peking opera stage of the Liyuan Theater, an actor dressed as a martial artist holds a long spear on the shoulder of a clown. The costumes are ornately embroidered, and the facial makeup is distinct. The movements have a sense of operatic form, sho
Against the backdrop of the curtain, Dan roles and Jing roles perform stylized performances, with gorgeous colored robe patterns and smooth movements, vividly displaying the beauty of the opera's body.
The female character holds a sword pointing forward, with a red table and decorative props. The painted-face male character stands to the side behind her, with neat movements, full of stage tension and the ritual sense of opera.
The female lead in Beijing opera, holding two swords, stretches out her body with red table props on the side. Her movements are graceful and powerful, and the embroidery on her costume is bright, showcasing the agility and heroism of Beijing opera martia
The Dan role dances with colorful silk ribbons, the yellow backdrop accentuates the soft, beautiful curves of the ribbons, the opera costume is simple and elegant with embroidered flowers, and the movements are graceful and fluid, embodying the charm of t
On the Peking opera stage of the Liyuan Theater, actors in red and white costumes are performing a duet, their movements full of tension. The gold-patterned background highlights the crispness and classical charm of the opera's fighting scenes.
The female character holds a sword to her shoulder with one hand, against a backdrop of yellow patterned curtains. Her costume is embroidered with floral patterns, and her makeup and hair are meticulously done, showcasing the softness and heroic spirit of
The colorful robed Dan (female role) and the gold-patterned Jing (painted-face male role) are framed together against a yellow backdrop. Their movements carry stylized rhythm, and their clothing is gorgeous, fully displaying the charm of Peking Opera duet
Actors in red and white opera costumes perform fight scenes, with the female role wielding a sword and the male role holding a staff. The yellow backdrop accentuates the tension of the movements, fully showcasing the crispness of the opera's martial arts.
The actors in red and blue costumes use the red chairs to perform a duet, with dangerous movements and programmed beauty. The blue screen highlights the gestures and stage tension of the opera performance.
The entrance to the Liyuan Theatre at the Qianmen Jianguo Hotel features vermilion carved doors adorned with palace lanterns. Facial makeup elements are interspersed throughout, creating an atmosphere of antique elegance and solemnity, fully displaying th
The seat map of the Liyuan Theater at the Jianguo Hotel Qianmen shows the following seating areas: the red area is the SVIP area; the yellow area is the VIP area; the blue area is the standard area; and the green area is the special offer area.
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