Latest news from abroad: Paris taverns reopen due to terrorist attacks and open-air cafes resume their lively life.

A la Bonne Biere, a cafe that was attacked in Paris, France, reopened on December 4, local time, becoming the first cafe to reopen. On November 13, the cafe was attacked by terrorists, killing five people.

Chinanews.com, Dec. 5-according to a report by the Central News Agency on the 4th, the "good Beer" tavern, one of the places where the terrorist attack took place in Paris for three weeks, took the lead in resuming business on the 4th. People use consumer action to show that Parisians will live as usual without fear.

The good Beer Tavern (A la Bonne Biere) is located in the nightlife-rich 10th arrondissement of Paris. On the evening of November 13, Islamic State (IS) militants launched attacks in several places in Paris. The good Beer Tavern was indiscriminately shot by gunmen, killing five people.

A la Bonne Biere, a cafe that was attacked in Paris, France, reopened on December 4, local time, becoming the first cafe to reopen. On November 13, the cafe was attacked by terrorists, killing five people.

Three weeks after the incident, other places such as the Bataclan Theatre (Bataclan) and restaurants and taverns were still locked. After renovation, the "good Beer" tavern became the first shop to resume business, and many residents came specially to cheer for operators and waiters.

On the first day of reopening, the flowers and encouraging notes in front of the door have not been completely removed, but the open-air cafe has returned to its former liveliness, and Parisians show that they want to live as usual with actual consumption actions, echoing the long banner of "I am in the open-air caf é" (Je suis en terrasse) hanging above the sign of the good beer pub.

A la Bonne Biere, a cafe that was attacked in Paris, France, reopened on December 4, local time, becoming the first cafe to reopen. On November 13, the cafe was attacked by terrorists, killing five people.

The small blackboard with the menu of that day usually wrote words of tribute to the victims, not forgetting to thank the firefighters and police who came to the rescue that day, as well as the people who went to mourn and express their support during this period of time. Finally, the pub emotionally wrote, "it's time for us to reunite and move on so that we don't forget."

'something terrible has happened here, and it's hard not to think about it for the time being, but it's really time for the living to move on, 'said a nearby resident.

Another consumer said he was happy that the pub had reopened. "We have to live as before," he said.

Other locations are also planned to return to normal, such as the Little Cambodian Restaurant (Le Petit Combodge) announced on its official website that it will reopen; the Bataclan Theater, which killed 90 people, will take more time to resume and may not reopen until the end of 2016.

Source: China News Network