The Beijing People's Art Theatre, which loves students the most, starts with the Capital Theater.

In my eyes, everything is good. There are National Art Museum of China and Sanlian Bookstore nearby, and Wangfujing, the Forbidden City, and Jingshan are further away.

In Renyi, you can use your student ID card to watch a play for the price of a movie.

Every time the tickets are opened, I focus on the last row to grab them.

The seats are a bit far away, but the theater is not too big. From the second floor, you can see the entire stage framed by a picture frame.

The most fascinating thing about people's art is the lights and the circular turntable stage. How many times have I wished I had the opportunity to go backstage?

It happened that there was an intermission during the big play. As soon as the lights came on, I ran downstairs.

Because you can vote for the actors on the left side of the front hall, and then you can get a commemorative postcard from the staff.

There are also theater galleries, bookstores, and cafes open to the public.

If you are near Dongsi at 9 o'clock in the evening and see a group of hula people walking in the same direction, the entertainment will end on time and everyone will go to catch the subway.

As for the Experimental Theater, you can watch the show at half price with your student ID card.

Most small theaters pay attention to the correct area and number, and the seats that arrive early are the same as the original price.

It is worth mentioning that the Museum of Humanities and Art is highly recommended. It is in the same building as the Experimental Theater. You can go around during the day if you have nothing to do.

Manuscripts, costumes, etc. of many famous drama masters and classic plays are on display. Secondly, the Beehive Theater takes care of students. I feel that Lao Meng has a lot of human touch. The seats that cost 50 yuan are really no worse than those with more than 100 yuan.

If the rhino sat in the first position on the left, it would be nice to think about it.

Every time the show ends, you have to take the exit below because you can get a closer look at the stage. Most of the Hive's plays leave the stage in a mess, but they really put their heart into it.