Lao She's Teahouse

The original text of Lao She's Teahouse is as follows: Teahouse was first published in 1939. The novel tells the story of a small teahouse in Beijing in the 1920s, depicting the stories of different characters in the teahouse, as well as their relationships and fates. The protagonist of the novel was an old tea customer in a small teahouse in Beijing. His name was Wang Shiwei. Although he was an old tea drinker, he was also a cultured person who liked to read newspapers and books and had a deep understanding of history and culture. He and the other guests often discussed various topics, including politics, society, and culture. In the novel, Wang Shiwei and his friends experienced many twists and turns in their lives. Some of them lost their jobs for various reasons, some were persecuted because of political movements, and some were in trouble because of love and family. In the end, some of them chose to commit suicide while Wang Shiwei continued to stick to his life belief and continued to serve the teahouse. Teahouse, with its unique narrative style and profound ideology, depicted the life and culture of Chinese society in the 1920s and was regarded as a classic work of modern Chinese literature.