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  Beijing night life Nightlife in Beijing
Beijing’s blossoming nightlife means there’s something new to do every night of the week. Here are some ideas for the best ways to top-off the day with a stiff drink or shot of culture: MONDAY
TUESDAY
The Bookworm is a top attraction for the heady, intellectual atmosphere and excellent wine selection. The Bookworm usually hosts a speaker on Tuesday. WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
If only to check out what all the fuss is about, you should reserve one night for cocktails at Centro. Come early for happy hour. Nicely soused, you can then hop in a cab to one of the theater that play host to Beijing Opera-try the beautifully restored Liyuan Theater for some monkey magic with your classical Chinese music. FRIDAY
This would be the night to go clubbing. Check out Vic’s, Babyface, or The Bank. Tickets for famous DJs can go for anything between RMB.50 and RMB200. The party winds up at China Doll after hours. SATURDAY
 This is the ideal night for a romantic evening on Houhai-the bar-packed lake north of the Forbidden City. If you are into jazz and blues, head to the excellent East Shore Live Jazz Cafe. Come before 9pm to get a seat and enjoy the music and some of the best views of the lake, which churns with boats in the summer.SUNDAY
Grabbing a drink in one of Beijing’s hutongs-before they all disappear-is a lovely way to enjoy a city caught between past and future, Try the rooftop deck at the Drum & Bell Cafe over looking its namesake or the bohemian charm of the Pass By Bar in Nanluoguxiang.
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Beijing has come a long way from the embassy parties and bowling alleys of the ‘80s. It now hosts a 
An acrobatics show mixed with kung-fu magic is a great way to start the week. The yellow silk clad Shaolin monks at The Red Theater mix dance, acrobatics, and martial arts every night at 7:30pm for full house after full house.
The middle of the week is a good night for the ladies. To celebrate the so-called “little weekend,” mary bars offer drinks for women, and although this is in the hope of attracting guys on the prowl, it still boils down to free drinks for women. China Doll and Suzie Wong’s offer the most glamorous Ladies’ Nights in town-attracting Beijin’s beautiful people.