Every morning, the story here begins with a cup of Hu Er Tea. This figure, shuffling through the tea table, is not only an art professor on canvas, but also the head of the tea house, Chen Anjie.

After 30 years of perseverance, he brought a new spark between the traditional tea counter and the contemporary art. During that time, the tea customers always called him Brother Yan. In 1987, Traffic Tea House opened for business.

Old fashioned wooden frame structures, square tables, benches, and every inch of the teahouse are all his art galleries.

and the laughter and talks of the tickets are all turned in footnotes to the creation. I started drawing in 1999 I started drawing this tea in 1999 It was very difficult and very difficult I think they are drinking tea Actually they are drinking tea in a simple way They are more likely to drink tea.

So my art works are more likely to be displayed. The pennies on the wall are not only a testament to Professor Che's exquisite skills, but also utilize the human feelings in the tea house. This tea house can not only last a hundred years, but also holds the weight of countless lives. This is one of Professor Che's favorite paintings. The name is Hansel.

Look at this picture, how many have left? One, two, three, four, five. Look at this picture, how many have left? When talking about these departed friends, he is always sad. But these faded figures have long been turned into scratches on the wooden table, and the residual sound of tables climbing. Someone leaves, someone is coming.

Like the pennies on the wall which will fade, the soup will go through. But the hand that refills the water is always warm. Inheritance is not replication. Let the temperature of life continue in changes over time and over culture. We let the world see the lasting energy in the Chinese people's bones.