In the beliefs of Vietnamese and Chinese, dragon fruit brings blessings. Therefore, this fruit is always placed between two green dragon statues on the altar table. So among the Vietnamese people, this fruit is known as thang loy (dragon fruit). In English, it is called as Pitaya (Acehnese: Boh Naga). This fruit has many health benefits. (See source)
One night, at a coffee shop near the stream of Aceh, unusually, the drink that was chosen at that night was dragon fruit juice. Not coffee, as usual. @vannour who first chose the drink, @arfa followed him after that. There were various problems we wanted to discuss at that time (We termed the discussion as PEH TEM: beating the empty box), but we did not want coffee to burn our blood. We want to talk about problems without tension. Relax and relax hopefully guide us to solutions.
Yes, I think, what you drink also helps determine how you solve problems. The dreamers are the ones who have many problems, and to solve those problems, they sometimes need to choose dragon fruit juice their drinks. 😉
