[Lu Yu Tea Room] Hanging Paintings - Hong Kong X Hong Wenbao

Lu Yu Tea Room The diversity of food culture has led to the continuous development of various food spaces, deducing the vitality unique to Hong Kong. As early as 1842, there were teahouses in Hong Kong. After the 1920s, the prosperity of commerce led to the emergence of more teahouses. Going to the tea house to drink tea in the morning is not only a Cantonese tradition, but also a place for business. Opened in 1933, Lu Yu Tea House, which is still in business today, has inherited the tradition of tea houses in the Lingnan region of Guangdong, and has always followed the high-end line. Its long-term customers are merchants and businessmen in the Central area. Wearing white uniforms and holding a large water pot to make tea for the guests' teacups, the elegant wooden booths, stained glass and a large number of famous calligraphy and paintings in the interior of Qitang make tea drinking in Lu Yu a unique experience. https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/52814445760_91e5a33c0b_c_d.jpg The work was originally published in the Winter 2021 issue of "Only Hong Kong" Paper Size｜42x32cm Picture size｜40x30cm Paper｜V-Lite Silk 170gsm Printing｜Digital Printing Product serial number｜WA0279 / Shipped in a paper tube / Handmade, each stamped with "Hang Hong Kong" watermark / The picture is for reference only, the product does not include the picture frame Creation// Hong Wenbao Graphic designer and visual artist, founded Po Hung Design Lab, regaining brushes and lenses, hoping to find enthusiasm through art, walking through the streets and alleys of Hong Kong, contacting the people, things, things in them, and re-understanding this life for dozens of years The "home" of the year.