—She is a(n)          and she has acted in many films.

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A: Where did you go the day before yesterday? I couldn't find you anywhere.

B: I went to the theatre.

A:

B: It's Cai Wenji.

A: How is it?

B: My parents like it very much. I also know a play written by Guo Moruo.

A:

B: Well, Guo Moruo is a famous Chinese writer of the 20th century.

A: I read some stories at home.

    Lao She Teahouse opened in 1988. It is named after the famous Chinese writer, Lao She(1899-1966) . At Lao She Teahouse, visitors sit in an old Beijing setting, and can drink the delicious tea in China. They watch all kinds of traditional Chinese performances(表演) and enjoy delicious traditional Beijing-style snacks(小吃) . Since it opened, Lao She Teahouse has entertained(款待) many famous people all over the world. The teahouse can hold(容纳) up to 600 guests at a time. At Lao She Teahouse, there are opera fans activities from 2：30 to 5：00 on Monday, Wednesday and Friday afternoons. There are also opera and folk music performances from 2：30 to 5：00 on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons of each week. People can enjoy performances of Peking Opera, folk arts, acrobatics and magic shows from 7:40 to 9:20 every evening.

    To get there, take the subway to Qianmen Station.

    Tel: 010-63036830

    Ticket price：80 yuan, 120 yuan, 180 yuan or according to different seats, tea and pastries.

    Last night I went to see a film with my friend, Tom. The film was at the Sunshine Film Theatre. Tom said that it was the (good) film theatre in our city. I thought it had the most comfortable seats and the biggest (screen). But all was different what I expected(预料). The screen was(bigger) but we couldn't see the film (clear). The seats were really hard. We felt (comfortable) when we sat on them. I went as soon as the film was over.

    Another thing that made us angry was the tickets. There were so many people (wait) at the ticket office. It took us about an hour to get the tickets.

    I don't think it is the best film theatre in our city. I think it's the(bad) one.