[One scene丨 Beijing Qianmen large bowl of tea 2 points a bowl insisted on more than 40 years Tourists even said "too cheap"] "I did not expect to be able to drink two cents a bowl of tea now, but also in Beijing Qianmen tourist resort." One tourist couldn't help but sigh. On May 13, a reporter from Beiqing-Beijing Headline learned from Ms. Wang, a staff member who sells tea at the Laoshe Tea House in Qianmen, Beijing, that the price in the store has remained unchanged for more than 40 years, in order to not forget the inheritance of that year and learn the spirit of Lei Feng. "When my grandfather was young, he used to play here, and the high front door seemed to be next to my home... Eating a bunch of rock sugar gourds is considered a festival. He has three meals a day, a nest of pickles, and a big bowl of tea..." In the song "Qianmen Love Thinking Big Bowl of Tea", the big bowl of tea was specially sung. In fact, this is in 1979 in the early days of reform and opening up, the founder of Lao She Tea House Mr. Yin Shengxi led the team to start a business, by selling 2 cents a bowl of large bowl of tea, has been passed down to this day. "Bring me a bowl, I'm thirsty, I have to taste it." The tourist, Mr. Zhang, took out a steel hammer and put it in the box where the money was collected. "Three of us, we need to drink three bowls." Another woman said. At 3:30 p.m. on May 13, a Beiqing-Beijing headline reporter saw the scene of tourists buying large bowls of tea in front of the Lao She Tea House. There are also citizens who live nearby, put their change into their cash boxes and drink here. Ms. Wang, a staff member of the Laoshe Tea House who is responsible for selling tea, told reporters that every day from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., during the peak period when tourists appear, people who come to the door of the store can buy large bowls of tea. "If you don't bring change, you can drink it for free." Ms. Wang said that taking out tea at such a cheap price is not forgetting the inheritance of the original start-up, and also allowing guests from other places to visit Beijing to experience beijing's tolerance and friendship. "There will be at least two large buckets of tea served every day." "In a place like Qianmen, there are so many tourists, we really didn't expect this price, it was really cheap." Mr. Li, who came from Shandong to play, said after drinking tea. Text/Beiqing-Beijing headline reporter Dong Zhenjie photography/Beiqing-Beijing headline reporter Dong Zhenjie
Source: One Live