Du Xinshi, the founder of the enterprise, was born into a hereditary family of carpenters. By the influence of his family, he has gained great insight and recognition in the art and culture of furniture, both antique and modern.

      The Sales Department is located in the Beijing Pan Jia Yan Antique Market, a world-renowned market. It covers 200 square meters! Du Shun Tang’s products include: chairs and benches; desks and tables; beds; cabinets; screens; carved wooden window and door frames; and a wide assortment of other Ming and Qing dynasty furnishings and handicrafts. Here one may see samples of individual pieces, as well as integrated sets designed to furnish a traditional hall.

      The furniture factory and warehouse is located beside Beijing on the Jing Shen expressway. This accommodates both a convenient shipping location and the necessary space needed. The structure covers 5,334 square meters, embodied by advanced equipment and a professional workforce. The majority of the raw timber utilized at the factory is from elm beams gleaned from the hundred year old houses of Beijing that have been cleared in recent years. The benefits of drawing on this material are multiple. Physically and financially this source provides: a hard xylem; clear texture; stable structure and reasonable price that is suitable for furniture. Additionally, this has the added benefit of breathing new life into the very history of Beijing itself. The beams that witnessed and supported the growth of a new China are now honored as timeless expressions of the sophisticated elegance of China’s enduring past.

      Du Shun Tang looks upon the quality of its products as the foundation for the enterprise to exist. It takes modern and scientific management to ensure quality in each step of the manufacturing process. As a result of this commitment, Du Shun Tang has earned an excellent reputation with its customers, and its products are sold to more than 30 different countries around the world.

      Du Shun Tang applies itself to the research and recovery of techniques that highlight the history of traditional Chinese furniture culture, and puts forth great effort to express that essence in its works. High attention is paid toward the creation of an integrated and harmonious cultural aesthetic. Representative of this, is its production of a whole set of furniture for the Bi Lu Xuan teahouse. There the heart of traditional Chinese culture is represented in accord with a modern, international hotel surrounding.