Yanshang Teahouse (Chinese: 岩上茶室 Yánshàng Cháshì) is a point of interest located in Liyue Harbor, Sea of Clouds, Liyue.
NPCs[]
- Chuyi — Hostess
- The Halberd — Security
- The Fang — Security
- Guanhai (Nighttime)
Lore[]
Yanshang Teahouse is a casino[1] disguised as a teahouse that sells only high-quality teas and "other goods." Under the original owner's policies, the Teahouse exclusively serves wealthy patrons, and admittance to the Teahouse requires paying an upfront deposit.[2] Chuyi's rude attitude deters ordinary, less wealthy people from entering.
Shortly before the Traveler's arrival to Liyue, Tartaglia and Javert confronted Yanshang Teahouse's owner about an outstanding debt he owed the Northland Bank. After incapacitating the Teahouse's occupants, Tartaglia took the owner's Sigil of Permission for himself[3] and exposed the owner's fraud. The owner was sent to prison, which allowed Yelan to take over the Teahouse as her secret base following Osial's defeat.[4][5]
Under Yelan's management, Yanshang Teahouse remains a casino, but has much more relaxed policies; as a result, Chuyi drops the previous aggressive tone she originally had.[5] Yelan has also become notorious among its patrons for her gambling skills, and people are warned to avoid playing against her.[6][7]
Trivia[]
Etymology[]
- Considering there is a cliff behind the store, "yanshang" (Chinese: 岩上 yánshàng) may mean "on a cliff." Alternatively, it may mean "above the [Chihu] Rock," as it is located on the street of which lower end is a square called the Chihu Rock.
- In the Chinese version, the securities The Halberd and The Fang only say "Hēng?" (Chinese: 哼？) and "Hā?" (Chinese: 哈？), respectively. They are likely a reference to the Two Generals Heng and Ha (Chinese: 哼哈二将 Hēng Hā Ėr Jiàng), a type of menshen (Chinese gate gods who usually form a pair), who originated as Buddhist guardian deities but were later incorporated into Chinese legends as mythological generals by the fantasy novel Investiture of the Gods (16th century).
Other Languages[]
| Language | Official Name | Literal Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| English | Yanshang Teahouse | — |
| Chinese (Simplified) | 岩上茶室 Yánshàng Cháshì | On-Cliff Teahouse |
| Chinese (Traditional) | 岩上茶室 Yánshàng Cháshì | |
| Japanese | 岩上茶室 Ganjou Chashitsu[8] | On-Cliff Teahouse[※][※] |
| Korean | 암상암상 찻찻집 Amsang Chatjip | On-Cliff Teahouse |
| Spanish | Salón de Té Yanshang | Yanshang Tea Salon |
| French | Maison de thé Yanshang | Yanshang Tea House |
| Russian | Чайный дом «Яньшан» Chaynyy dom "Yan'shan" | "Yanshang" Teahouse |
| Thai | โรงน้ำชา Yanshang Rong-nam-cha Yanshang | Yanshang Teahouse |
| Vietnamese | Tiệm TràTrà Trên Đá | On-Stone Teahouse |
| German | Teestube Yanshang | Tea Parlor Yanshang |
| Indonesian | Yanshang Teahouse | — |
| Portuguese | Casa de Chá Yanshang | Yanshang Tea House |
| Turkish | Yanshang Çayevi | |
| Italian | Sala da tè Yanshang |
Change History[]
References[]
- ↑ NPC Dialogue: Guanhai, Nighttime
Guanhai: Wanna play cards mate? Come, enjoy the night! - ↑ NPC Dialogue: Chuyi, Dialogue Set #1
- ↑ YouTube: Character Tales - "Childe: Sigil of Permission" | Genshin Impact
- ↑ Yelan's Voice-Over: About Tartaglia
- ↑ 5.0 5.1 NPC Dialogue: Chuyi, Dialogue Set #2
- ↑ Yelan's Character Story: Character Story 5
- ↑ Point of Interest, Chihu Rock Bulletin Board: About Yelan
- ↑ YouTube: Character Tales - "Childe: Sigil of Permission" | Genshin Impact (Japanese)
