Located at No.220, Qianmen Xiheyan, the Zheng-Yi Temple Theater Peking Opera House is adjacent to the Tian'anmen Square to the east and Liulichang Cultural Street to the south. It was originally an ancient temple in the Ming Dynasty, with a long history of 300 years. The Zheng-Yi Temple Theater Peking Opera House, used to be the Bank Guildhall, is the oldest and basically well-preserved pure wood-structured theater in China. Known as the "living fossil of Chinese theaters", it has witnessed the birth, development and glory of Peking Opera performance art. Many artists of Peking Opera performed here. After more than 300 years, the Zheng-Yi Temple Theater Peking Opera House is still full of art and youth, demonstrating the development trend of multi-fusion and creating a new space for performing arts in the form of "operas in guildhall".