Invitation: Networking Reception at Casa Fengchao

The most anticipated networking event is back in town. This month, the General Manager Wesley Ng is taking our members to network at Casa Fengchao, an exclusive private club newly founded by Hong Kong-born etiquette specialist Ms. Sara Jane Ho. It is the former residence of heavy-weight late Qing official Rong Lu （荣禄）, who also shares the same bloodline with the last Chinese Emperor Pu Yi （溥仪）. Event details are as below:

Date: August 27, 2017 (Sunday)

Time: 2:30pm – 5:00pm

Venue: Rong Lu Residence (inside Yiqing Institute), 7 Ju’er Hutong, Jiaodaokou, Dongcheng District, Beijing

      北京市东城区交道口菊儿胡同7号荣禄府（北京一轻研究所院内）

Directions: Drop off at cross street of Jiaodaokou Nan Dajie and Juer Hutong. Walk 200 metres down the hutong until you see an ivy covered building and steel gate on the right. Walk through the gate to Rong Lu’s former residence.

Cost: RMB 280 (Include two standard drinks and a token to taste fine wine and tea)

Enquiries: Wesley Ng at wesley.ng@fcgroup.org or +86 1353 025 9447

Sign-up: http://www.tryclearcut.com/event/i0Qmuj21

Programs:

2:15 – 2:45pm  Guest arrival / Registration

2:50 – 2:55pm  Welcome speech by FCGroup General Manager Mr. Wesley Ng

3:00 – 3:30pm  Club tour by Casa Fengchao Manager Ms. Carol Li

3:35 – 5:00 pm  Networking session cum fine wine and tea appreciation

Fine Wine Appreciation

Beijing Council (Kuangshi) Auction House will provide below list of wine for our members to taste.

1. Iron-cap Maotai 95’(95年铁盖茅台)
2. Maotai 16’(2016年茅台)
3. Remy Martin brandy 80’(80年代人头马大花白兰地)
4. The Balvenie Whisky 10’12’25’ (百富10年、12年、25年)

Fine Tea Tasting

Newby London will offer a series of fine tea for our members to appreciate.

1. English breakfast black tea
2. Jasmine Princess green tea
3. Ginger & Lemon, Chamomile and peppermint tisane etc.

About Rong Lu Residence (Casa Fengchao Phase 1)

Rong Lu Residence was built in 1875 at No. 7 Ju’er Hutong. It is the former residence of Rong Lu, a senior government official during China’s Qing Dynasty. It was used to receive foreign envoys and important guests at that time. After the founding of the People’s Republic of China, the Residence was once served as the Embassy of Afghanistan.