Beijing is fun! A new hidden landmark in the alley!

Beijing's Dongsi North Street is said to be the busiest street in the city. Cafes, small bars, specialty shops and delicious food are all hidden in the long and short alleys in this area. I went to Beijing some time ago and discovered a trendy new landmark! With its unique one-stop Minimall, it has become a new fashion favorite in the bustling area of ​​Dongsi. The multi-dimensional space integrates art, culture and lifestyle, creating a home-like living experience and exploring the physical and mental balance between art and nature. 🔴Art Space How to express traditional culture in modern and contemporary language is the direction that the Eight Immortals Art Space has been exploring. Lift the door curtain and step into the space, you will see the high roof beams, the eye-catching red color... the delicacy and vastness between the vertical and horizontal spaces, through the gaps between millimeters, weave a transparent and bright space. An exhibition always has something to express. [Eight Immortals] uses bamboo weaving as an exhibition medium, trying to open a tiny and insignificant window. Looking out from this window, we can travel through the vague time and space and get a glimpse of the sensual intuition rooted in the oriental DNA and the interest in traditional aesthetics... Let bamboo weaving, with its ancient and traditional craftsmanship, interpret a unique rhythm and pace in the space, and gently tell the slow and firm power that modern people ignore! 🔴Humanistic Hotel The art of bamboo weaving is extended to the hotel space on the second floor. The large suspended bamboo weaving works echo the font of "Look up and see happiness", outlining the oriental freehand style. The overall hotel environment has a return to nature wabi-sabi style, with lamps, lights, plants, utensils... all matched to create a clean, minimalist and soft sense of layering. The lounge area and public tea room in the hotel lobby on the first floor use transparent glass curtain walls, making the entire space flow smoothly and appear more spacious and bright. The staff is very nice and the service is attentive. 🔴Food Paradise "Ink. Hand-brewed Coffee" in the Eight Immortals Art Space incorporates modern style elements into the traditional Chinese space. The new way of playing with exhibitions and coffee is very suitable for young people. The store only sells hand-brewed coffee, and customers can choose their own beans and cups. The price of each serving is between 38 and 58, which is very cost-effective in the hand-brewed price range. Really, you can get three meals a day here in one stop! For breakfast, there is the energy-packed Jingyou Handmade Burger Shop. For dinner, there are Cantonese-style tea restaurants and Korean food. In addition to coffee for afternoon tea, you can also go to the popular Honghua Dim Sum Shop at the door to take away some. By the way, there is a bakery called "Luhui" diagonally across the street. I really like it. I tried several of their bakeries and none of them were disappointing. … P.S.: ▪️Convenient transportation, no more than 200 meters away from Exit C of 🚇Subway Dongsi Station. ▪️Small shops nearby: Xuelian Highlights Creative Park｜Mochaqi Furniture Market｜Paper Sound Bookstore｜Honghua Dessert Bureau｜Luhui｜Three Meals a Day｜Cool Music Records｜Maybe There Are Books｜Wait a Mind CAFE …