Experience the nostalgia of the 1980s and relive the taste of Lunar New Year at Heping Guoju.

The wall of winter-stored cabbages instantly transported me back to the past. This familiar scene awakened childhood memories of when my mom would buy dozens of pounds of cabbage every winter.🥬 A coal cart sits quietly in the corner, reminding me of the coal-heated winters in my childhood courtyard.🥹 The Buddha head from Xiaojue Temple adds a mysterious and solemn touch to the space.🔥 🎪Heping Biscuit Factory, with its authentic 1980s state-owned retro style, evokes a sense of nostalgia. Inside, the dreamy and playful cyberpunk style is a feast for the eyes. The Chinese-style chocolates and retro biscuits are delicious, and watching the biscuits being made is fascinating. Buying some is not just about getting delicious snacks; it's about taking home a piece of Beijing's culture. It's the perfect souvenir for those visiting Beijing.🎁 ☕The Qinghua Chi Coffee is incredibly creative. The idea that you can't bathe in Qinghua Chi is both strange and endearing. The names of the coffees are evocative, like "Bathwater" (which is actually blue sparkling water), and lattes called "Wrinkle," "Salt Rub," and "Shower Gel." The flavors are unique and intriguing.☕️ Heping Guoju is full of Instagrammable spots.📷Whether you're looking to relive childhood memories or explore the culture of old Beijing, this is the wrong choice. Don't miss out! Come and check it out this winter, this Lunar New Year, and experience a unique Beijing-style temple fair at Heping Guoju.👍