When you travel to different places, the first person to greet you is definitely the local taxi driver. When you wave your hand,  whether it is a gentleman with gloves drivinga black taxi in Japan, a DUK DUK driver in Thailand, Philippines, or even a taxi driver in Hong Kong who is racing against time, they will surely understand this universal language "Taxi Please!"

The croissants of Paris, Hong Kong’s egg tart, Central Europe’s bagel, Beijing’s xiao long bao—the aroma of bakeries is a universal GPS. When traveling to different countries, we always seek out local bakeries. No navigation is needed, the typesof bread in each country, whether hard or soft, cold or hot, big or small, offer
an immediate taste of local culture and lifestyle with just one bite.

Have you ever noticed that when you travel to different countries, there’s always a place high enough to let you see the entire city skyline formed fromillions of “homes.” From the familiar concrete jungle of Hong Kong to the residential architecture of every country, taptivating geometric lines and window designs. come together to create beautiful skylines.