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Yang Guang Crosstalk Club was established on January 1, 2018. It was founded by crosstalk artist and starring actor of the hit TV series "Yang Guang's Happy Life" Mr. Yang Yi and his father, crosstalk artist Mr. Yang Shaohua.
The Yang Guang Crosstalk Club is the filming location for "Yang Guang's Affair," an updated version of the large-scale urban comedy series "Yang Guang's Happy Life." The team, comprised of three generations of veteran Zhongxing performers, not only upholds the legacy of classic works but also actively strives for innovation, striving to provide a unique crosstalk experience for everyone who chooses the Yang Guang Crosstalk Club.
Warm temperate semi-humid continental climate; four distinct seasons, suitable for travel all year round.
It is recommended to play for 2-3 hours
Starting from 50 yuan/person
Wednesday to Friday (19:30), Saturday to Sunday (14:30, 19:30) except statutory holidays
Yang Guang Crosstalk Society is a cultural venue dedicated to preserving and promoting the traditional Chinese comedic art of crosstalk, which has deep roots in Tianjin's performing arts history. It provides insight into local culture and performing arts traditions.
It is located in central Tianjin. Visitors can reach it via taxi, ride-hailing services, or by taking local buses to the nearest stop. Walking is feasible if staying in nearby areas of central Tianjin.
Opening hours are generally in the evening when performances are scheduled, often starting around 7:00 PM. Check the schedule in advance for showtimes.
Ticket prices vary depending on the performance and seating, typically ranging from ¥80 to ¥200. Tickets can be purchased online through official platforms or at the theater box office.
It is recommended to book tickets in advance, especially on weekends or holidays, ideally a few days ahead to secure preferred seats.
Allocate approximately 1.5 to 2 hours for a full experience, including the performance and exploring any exhibits.
Guided tours may be available on request, typically in Mandarin. Audio guides in other languages are generally limited.
Photography is best near the stage, in decorative hallways, or at areas displaying traditional artifacts and stage props.
Start by exploring the exhibition areas to learn about crosstalk, then take a seat for the main performance. Afterward, visit gift shops or themed photo spots.
Main activities are evening performances. Special events or themed shows may occur occasionally; check the schedule online.
Evenings on weekends can be crowded. Weekday evenings are typically less crowded.
Facilities include restrooms, a small refreshment area, and gift shops for souvenirs.
The theater is generally accessible, though some older buildings may have stairs. Children are welcome, and seating accommodates elderly visitors, but check for accessibility if wheelchair access is needed.
Cards and mobile payments such as Alipay and WeChat Pay are widely accepted, though cash can be used as a backup.
There are various local restaurants, cafes, and snack shops within walking distance in central Tianjin.
Vegetarian options are available at some nearby restaurants. Halal food options exist but are limited; planning ahead is advised.
Several hotels are available in central Tianjin within walking or short taxi distance, ranging from budget to mid-range and luxury options.
Souvenir shops offer traditional crosstalk memorabilia, small crafts, and cultural-themed gifts.
Use taxis, ride-hailing services, or nearby bus routes to continue exploring central Tianjin or reach train/metro stations for longer trips.
