The Quiet Floor
ZhongzhengThe fourth floor of an old office building, reached by a lift that still has an operator.
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The fourth floor of an old office building, reached by a lift that still has an operator.
A silent room with eleven desks, lamps, and a rule against conversation.
A rooftop with twelve seats and a view of the towers, open only in the evening.
A single window in a wall, serving coffee to a courtyard with no door.
An old house kept exactly as it was, tiles and all, with a bar built into the kitchen.
A two-square-metre counter with a three-group machine that does not fit the room.
Two resident cats, eight tables, and a strict no-lifting policy.
A roadside room on the way to Wulai, with parking for four cars and a view up the valley.
A stall in the covered market, three stools, and a queue of vendors.
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