In addition to its unique teas, Taiwan has teahouses of every sort, from Laoren (old man or elder’s) style where common tea leaves are steeped in ordinary drinking glasses or Thermos bottles, to quiet Daoist establishments, to modern environments where mobile phones and laptops and social media are perfectly acceptable.
During Japan’s 50-year occupation of the island, Japanese architecture, desi
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