What are the places for drinking tea in sauna in Jiangning District of Nanjing Yuhua Jianye Gulou?

Five Seasons Suiyuan, Nanjing South Railway Station 130, is located in a building of the Republic of China in Hanzhong Gate, with 7,734 kinds of elegant and quiet gardens, full of Zen. There are 9006 flavors of all kinds of refreshments. Business negotiation is more appropriate. "Five seasons", taken from spring and summer, long summer, autumn and winter; "Suiyuan" is taken from the Suiyuan of Xiaocang Mountain in Nanjing, where Yuan Mei retired as an official. Five Seasons Garden rooted the space of tea in the architecture of the Republic of China with rich cultural heritage, and was fascinated by the ultimate experience. Every step of drinking tea has a pious sense of ceremony. There are vegetation, sadness and joy, people and tea. In cups, Nanjing people have a long history of drinking tea. Since ancient times, there has been a saying that "the Qinhuai River is ten miles long and half the city is full of tea and cigarettes". During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, there were many tea shops and famous teas in Nanjing. There is a saying in A Dream of Red Mansions that "Grandmother Jia always likes to hold banquets". Literati and literati admire tea drinking. Liu Yuxi, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, said in a poem: "Climbing a mountain path is like swimming in a mirror." Su Shi in the Song Dynasty said, "You are not a hero until you reach the Great Wall, but you can only go to Wan Li." In Wang Shouren in the Ming Dynasty, there was a proverb that "drinking a pot of tea a day can cover three years' grain". According to historical records, there were tea houses, tea houses, tea sheds, tea shops and other folk tea drinking places in Nanjing in the Tang Dynasty. In the Ming Dynasty's Jinling Years, it was said: "In the land of Qinhuai, tea trees were planted everywhere. Between spring and summer, tea and cigarettes wander around the house. "It is also recorded in the Clearance Notes:" Jinling people like to drink tea ... at the turn of spring and summer, they sit in the teahouse and drink. "