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Café by the Forbidden City opens in Beijing(1/5)

2018-12-03 16:33:39 Ecns.cn Editor :Yao Lan

$Visitors enjoy their drinks at a café newly opened outside the Palace Museum\'s Shenwu Men, or the Gate of Divine Might in Beijing on December 1, 2018. Named “Café by The Forbidden City”, the coffee shop in the theme of imperial China enables their customers to enjoy a wide range of drinks while experiencing ancient Chinese culture. (Photo: China News Service/ Du Yang)$

Visitors enjoy their drinks at a café newly opened outside the Palace Museum's Shenwu Men, or the Gate of Divine Might in Beijing on December 1, 2018. Named “Café by The Forbidden City”, the coffee shop in the theme of imperial China enables their customers to enjoy a wide range of drinks while experiencing ancient Chinese culture. (Photo: China News Service/ Du Yang)

$A girl orders food at a café opened outside the Palace Museum\'s Shenwu Men, or the Gate of Divine Might in Beijing on December 1, 2018. Named “Café by The Forbidden City”, the coffee shop in the theme of imperial China enables their customers to enjoy a wide range of drinks while experiencing ancient Chinese culture. (Photo: China News Service/ Du Yang)$

A girl orders food at a café opened outside the Palace Museum's Shenwu Men, or the Gate of Divine Might in Beijing on December 1, 2018. Named “Café by The Forbidden City”, the coffee shop in the theme of imperial China enables their customers to enjoy a wide range of drinks while experiencing ancient Chinese culture. (Photo: China News Service/ Du Yang)

$Girls take selfies outside a café newly opened outside the Palace Museum\'s Shenwu Men, or the Gate of Divine Might in Beijing on December 1, 2018. Named “Café by The Forbidden City”, the coffee shop in the theme of imperial China enables their customers to enjoy a wide range of drinks while experiencing ancient Chinese culture. (Photo: China News Service/ Du Yang)$

Girls take selfies outside a café newly opened outside the Palace Museum's Shenwu Men, or the Gate of Divine Might in Beijing on December 1, 2018. Named “Café by The Forbidden City”, the coffee shop in the theme of imperial China enables their customers to enjoy a wide range of drinks while experiencing ancient Chinese culture. (Photo: China News Service/ Du Yang)

$Visitors enjoy their drinks at a café newly opened outside the Palace Museum\'s Shenwu Men, or the Gate of Divine Might in Beijing on December 1, 2018. Named “Café by The Forbidden City”, the coffee shop in the theme of imperial China enables their customers to enjoy a wide range of drinks while experiencing ancient Chinese culture. (Photo: China News Service/ Du Yang)$

Visitors enjoy their drinks at a café newly opened outside the Palace Museum's Shenwu Men, or the Gate of Divine Might in Beijing on December 1, 2018. Named “Café by The Forbidden City”, the coffee shop in the theme of imperial China enables their customers to enjoy a wide range of drinks while experiencing ancient Chinese culture. (Photo: China News Service/ Du Yang)

$A girl enjoys her coffee at a café newly opened outside the Palace Museum\'s Shenwu Men, or the Gate of Divine Might in Beijing on December 1, 2018. Named “Café by The Forbidden City”, the coffee shop in the theme of imperial China enables their customers to enjoy a wide range of drinks while experiencing ancient Chinese culture. (Photo: China News Service/ Du Yang)$

A girl enjoys her coffee at a café newly opened outside the Palace Museum's Shenwu Men, or the Gate of Divine Might in Beijing on December 1, 2018. Named “Café by The Forbidden City”, the coffee shop in the theme of imperial China enables their customers to enjoy a wide range of drinks while experiencing ancient Chinese culture. (Photo: China News Service/ Du Yang)