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French Romance in Old Beijing Hutong

In Beijing, a city with a history of 3000 years and 800 years, tradition and modernity are intertwined. In recent years, with the increasing emphasis on the protection and utilization of the old city, many quadrangles in Beijing's old hutongs have also been rejuvenated.

Caption: The old courtyard is hidden in an alley in Dongcheng District, Beijing.

In Jia Wei Hutong, Dongcheng District, there is an old Beijing quadrangle-style building, which has been carefully built into a characteristic boutique hotel, named Old City Courtyard. When you walk into the old courtyard, you can not only feel the ancient architectural features of China, but also taste the delicious food from France.

Yves Wang, the executive chef of the French restaurant in Laoyuanzi, returned to China for development last year and joined Laoyuanzi, bringing a special French romance to this courtyard hidden in the alley.

Description: Interior of the old courtyard.

He went to France with his mother since childhood. At the age when he decided to continue his studies, he was attracted by the exquisite beauty of French cooking in the popular "Chef Master" program at that time and became interested in food culture. He chose to study at CFA belliard Chef School in Paris, passed the high-standard entrance examination of Ferrandi in Paris at the age of 65,438+07, and graduated with excellent results. In the same year, he joined the UNESCO Textbook Organization in Paris. After two years' efforts, he was promoted to deputy executive chef and won the honorary executive chef of UNESCO in Paris.

Description: The interior of the old courtyard is a complete quadrangle structure.

2065 438+05 Yves Wang joined Le Jules Verne, a two-star Michelin restaurant. This famous restaurant is located on the second floor of the Eiffel Tower, which belongs to Alain Ducasse, the godfather of French cuisine. He is one of the most influential chefs in the world. With hard work and talent, he became the only French-born chef in Alain Ducasse team who signed a CDI (indefinite work contract) within two years.

Description: Spring and summer dishes include flounder and raw cut beef.

After joining the French restaurant in the old courtyard of the ancient city of Beijing, he learned the cooking skills of China cuisine after work, and skillfully integrated and innovated into the French cuisine culture. He developed a unique style of dishes through the combination of ingredients and nutrition, and innovated the original flavor of classic and traditional dishes by integrating the symbols of China culture, creating a new landscape on the dining table.

Caption: Spring afternoon tea with low-fat and low-carbon water as the main creative element.

Beijing's hutongs, with their profound heritage and tolerance, provide fertile soil and free growth environment for cultures and cuisines all over the world, and provide diners in Beijing with choices from all over the world.