It's opposite the Southwest Hotel, next to the Cultural Park. Take bus No.601and bus No.611and get off at Southwest Hotel, then walk. Take bus No.604 and No.605 and get off at Southwest Market Station. If you come from the estuary and go back, you can see it on the right side of the intersection. If you get off from downtown, walk to the crossroads. It's on the right.
Jiangsu:
Morning tea in Yangzhou and Taizhou can be traced back to the early and middle Qing Dynasty. As early as the prosperous period of Kanggan in Qing Dynasty, the salt merchants on the rich side of Yangzhou developed the leisure of drinking morning tea. Although the local tea is not well-known, Yangzhou has become a big tea drinking port, and many hotels and restaurants with a long history are named after teahouses and teahouses.
There is a record in Li Dou's Yangzhou Painting Boat in Qing Dynasty: The tea shop in my hometown is the best in the world. Drinking morning tea in Yangzhou is not only a delicious meal, but also an important social place. Treating people with wine is too grand. Eating morning tea is easier and less expensive. Friends get together, and shops negotiate business with travelers, mostly in teahouses. Occasionally, people will come to the teahouse to "talk about things" because of real estate disputes. There was mediation in the middle, and it was wooed twice.