In Chinese, pao pao (泡泡) means "bubbles". It is typically used to describe small, round bubbles like those in water, soap, or even bubble tea. If written or spoken as 跑跑 (pǎo pǎo), it means "to run around" and implies movement, often in a playful or casual sense.

“Pao Pao” (泡泡) means “precious or treasure” in Chinese. It's a cute way of calling a person/ babies (most commonly adorable ones) precious or a treasure.

She’s a Taiwan formosan bear, with the signature V-shape in front of her chest 

Pao Pao was born in Taiwan and lives among the rolling hills of tea farms. 

Favorite Activity: She loves dancing under the morning sun as the tea leaves soak up the sun’s first rays. 

Best Friends: She’s inseparable from Twrl’s co-founders, Olivia and Pauline, who taught her all about sustainable tea farming. 

Special Talent: She twirls with joy whenever she finds perfectly harvested tea leaves for Twrl Milk Tea.

Her diet consists mainly of various plant-based foods such as buds, leaves, stems, roots, fruits.