Savor the Auspicious Colors from Tibet: Taguo藏品 Coffee Shop
Auto-Translation"Taguo" translates to surrounding or vicinity in Tibetan. The café serves specialty black coffee, ancient tree tea, Tibetan-style teas, snacks, and hot dishes, along with a rich and exquisite collection. "At Taguo, temporarily set aside the pressures of everyday life and connect with your inner self."
“Boss, I would like a cup of ‘Simplicity is a Form of Settling.’”
“Sure, let me give you a moment to settle down.”
Huang Yaode, the owner of Taguo藏品 Coffee Shop, is busy moving back and forth behind the bar. Direct and straightforward, his approach to hospitality is casual yet attentive. Having previously worked in media advertising sales, he excels at communication. During his time when his work capabilities were recognized by his superiors, Huang was sent to China for business development and was even headhunted to act as a consultant, planning and analyzing brand operations for companies. His travels in China, which began around 2000 and lasted for over a decade, allowed him to indulge his long-standing interests in history and geography, and he embarked on grand adventures across mountains and seas. The ancient simplicity and grandeur of Tibet particularly captivated him.
“This sense of familiarity might be what people refer to as past life memories,” Huang Yaode, who initially saw himself as just a traveler, later converted to Tibetan Buddhism after being inspired by it. During one of his journeys around sacred mountains in Tibet, he met a beautiful girl from Yunnan-Tibet. “She walked ahead of me, continually introducing me to the plants along the way, and later she remarked that all her photos contained my figure.” Their romantic encounter eventually led them to become a couple.
“Sure, let me give you a moment to settle down.”
Huang Yaode, the owner of Taguo藏品 Coffee Shop, is busy moving back and forth behind the bar. Direct and straightforward, his approach to hospitality is casual yet attentive. Having previously worked in media advertising sales, he excels at communication. During his time when his work capabilities were recognized by his superiors, Huang was sent to China for business development and was even headhunted to act as a consultant, planning and analyzing brand operations for companies. His travels in China, which began around 2000 and lasted for over a decade, allowed him to indulge his long-standing interests in history and geography, and he embarked on grand adventures across mountains and seas. The ancient simplicity and grandeur of Tibet particularly captivated him.
“This sense of familiarity might be what people refer to as past life memories,” Huang Yaode, who initially saw himself as just a traveler, later converted to Tibetan Buddhism after being inspired by it. During one of his journeys around sacred mountains in Tibet, he met a beautiful girl from Yunnan-Tibet. “She walked ahead of me, continually introducing me to the plants along the way, and later she remarked that all her photos contained my figure.” Their romantic encounter eventually led them to become a couple.
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