In the winding alleyways of Beijing’s historic hutong neighborhoods, Jomo has carved out a vibrant space where Tibetan language and culture flourish. Hailing from Aba Tibetan and Qiang Autonomous Prefecture in Sichuan Province, Jomo brought her passion for preserving traditions to the capital in 2013, transforming a humble teaching center into a buzzing cultural hub. 🏮
What started as Tibetan language classes has blossomed into a community hotspot where locals and expats gather for calligraphy workshops, traditional tea ceremonies, and storytelling nights. 🌙✨ Jomo’s studio—nestled between street-food stalls and courtyard homes—has become a bridge between urban Beijing life and the rich heritage of Tibet.
“Every knot in a Tibetan rug, every syllable of our language holds centuries of stories,” Jomo says, her studio walls adorned with thangka paintings and student artwork. 🎨 For young professionals and diaspora members, it’s a slice of home; for travelers, it’s a hidden gem offering authentic insights into China’s diverse cultural tapestry. 🌏
