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Coffee Culture Coffee in Paris is not for drinking

Coffee Culture Coffee in Paris is not for drinking

In the streets of Paris, a cup of coffee, a seat, maybe an afternoon. No other city in the world can give you such a leisurely feeling like a cafe in Paris. Many people say that the French carve pride into their bones, write romance on their faces, and dissolve their interest into their blood. The first thing many Parisians do when they wake up in the morning is to drink coffee.

2015-01-23
Procope, the oldest cafe in Paris.

Procope, the oldest cafe in Paris.

Founded in 1686, Procope is the oldest coffee shop in Paris, but its founder is not a Frenchman, but Mr. Francesco Procopio Dei Coltelli from Palermo, Sicily, Italy. The cafe is named after its owner. However, the original Procope was not a cafe, but a high-end Turkish bathroom. Procopio becomes coffee

2015-03-18
Coffee in Paris is not a coffee culture to drink.

Coffee in Paris is not a coffee culture to drink.

In the streets of Paris, a cup of coffee, a seat, maybe an afternoon. No other city in the world can give you such a leisurely feeling like a cafe in Paris. Many people say that the French carve pride into their bones, write romance on their faces, and dissolve their interest into their blood. The first thing many Parisians do when they wake up in the morning is to drink coffee.

2015-10-19
Cafes with World characteristics: six of the oldest cafes in the world are here

Cafes with World characteristics: six of the oldest cafes in the world are here

What are the time stories in the oldest coffee shop in the world? Nowadays, coffee is no longer new to us. When it comes to the origin of coffee, it seems to be a long and old story. When coffee comes into our lives, it also shows that we have accepted a new way of life. However, do you know what the oldest coffee shops in the world look like? 1. Le Pro

2015-12-09
Paris before the shootout tells you coffee isn't for drinking

Paris before the shootout tells you coffee isn't for drinking

In Paris, a cup of coffee, a chair, maybe an afternoon. I don't think there's any other city in the world that gives you the feeling of being at ease like the cafes in Paris. Many people say that the French have carved pride into their bones, written romance on their faces, and dissolved interest into their blood. Many Parisians wake up first thing in the morning and go for coffee.

2015-11-21
The famous coffee shop

The famous coffee shop "God of Flowers" in Paris

Narrator: Ye Planet Zhou Enlai, president of the French European Historical Society, stayed in a small hotel at 15 Rue Goflua near the Italian place in the 13th arrondissement of Paris for more than two years in the 1920s, while reading, writing articles and doing social research. In the meantime, drinking coffee in cafes became an important means for Zhou Enlai to understand society and develop social relations. The Flower God Cafe is a famous third in Paris.

2014-12-05
Recommendation of Guangzhou characteristic Cafe-- mimicat Cat House

Recommendation of Guangzhou characteristic Cafe-- mimicat Cat House

It's a cat slave's paradise. This upstairs shop is easy to find and the environment is OK, with the cat as the theme, with the hall and room, the room is more comfortable, and the hall is a little uncomfortable, but there are more cats in the hall. Address: room 1705, Haoming Pavilion, Mingmen Building, 6 Huacheng Avenue, Tianhe District (Wuyang Estate B exit flyover) Tel: 13602222814

2015-07-31
Pucco Cafe leads the French Fashion trend

Pucco Cafe leads the French Fashion trend

Paris always lacked high-end cafes leading the fashion trend, until in 1686, Francesco Procopo dei Co1te11i, an Italian Frenchman, opened the first Paris cafe (Ca Procope, later renamed Le Procope), which aimed at intellectuals and people in literary and art circles, near the French opera house in the bustling area.

2015-02-12
The latest foreign news report: the cafe in Paris, France reopened today.

The latest foreign news report: the cafe in Paris, France reopened today.

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. Source: Chinanews.com

2015-12-05
Sip the smell of coffee in Paris and fall in love with coffee

Sip the smell of coffee in Paris and fall in love with coffee

People always have an inexplicable kindness to familiar things, and they always like to hold a cup of tea, coffee, beer, wine and even cola. Familiar things and drinks make people feel satisfied and sense of security, but without them they often make people feel lost, thinking about them all the time like losing an old friend or even a lover. I love coffee and travel anywhere.

2015-08-11
Essays: the inextricable relationship between Cafe and French Literature

Essays: the inextricable relationship between Cafe and French Literature

If you live in Paris for a while, you will find that the French like cafes. There are many cafes in Paris that are famous for their literature and art. Some critics even say that it is the cafe that has created the history of modern French literature.

2014-05-16
One house a day, a hutong restaurant that daydreams with you, and a small coffee restaurant with romantic literary style.

One house a day, a hutong restaurant that daydreams with you, and a small coffee restaurant with romantic literary style.

In the age of collagen, it is time to release the adrenaline of all mankind. In the era of Holmont Qi Fei, how many men fantasized about becoming a generation of great heroes in the videotape, taking revenge at gunpoint, and everything was doomed to be the counterattack of the "old gun". What is the jianghu of the "old gun"? The master who covers the sky with one hand and the gun of seclusion in the hutong are the rivers and lakes of the common people. Central Plains

2016-01-07
The inextricable relationship between Cafe and French Literature

The inextricable relationship between Cafe and French Literature

If you live in Paris for a while, you will find that the French like cafes. There are many cafes in Paris that are famous for their literature and art. Some critics even say that it is the cafe that has created the history of modern French literature. This may be an exaggeration, but the inextricable bond between cafes and French literature over the centuries is obvious to all. Alexis, who won the Gongol Prize, the highest prize in French literature this year.

2015-06-10
Coffee shop recommends Procope, the oldest coffee shop in Paris.

Coffee shop recommends Procope, the oldest coffee shop in Paris.

Founded in 1686, Procope is the oldest coffee shop in Paris, but its founder is not a Frenchman, but Mr. Francesco Procopio Dei Coltelli from Palermo, Sicily, Italy. The cafe is named after its owner. However, the original Procope was not a cafe, but a high-end Turkish bathroom. Procopio becomes coffee

2014-12-08
Coffee shop introduces Procope, the oldest coffee shop in Paris.

Coffee shop introduces Procope, the oldest coffee shop in Paris.

Founded in 1686, Procope is the oldest coffee shop in Paris, but its founder is not a Frenchman, but Mr. Francesco Procopio Dei Coltelli from Palermo, Sicily, Italy. The cafe is named after its owner. However, the original Procope was not a cafe, but a high-end Turkish bathroom. Procopio becomes coffee

2015-05-07
Coffee Cafe is closely related to French Literature.

Coffee Cafe is closely related to French Literature.

If you live in Paris for a while, you will find that the French like cafes. There are many cafes in Paris that are famous for their literature and art. Some critics even say that it is the cafe that has created the history of modern French literature. This may be an exaggeration, but the inextricable bond between cafes and French literature over the centuries is obvious to all. Alexis, who won the Gongol Prize, the highest prize in French literature this year.

2015-04-30
New recommendation of Paris Cafe in France

New recommendation of Paris Cafe in France

Coutume is a new coffee shop located in Paris, France, specializing in delicious and pure coffee, in addition to exquisite coffee, Coutume store also has high-end tools and machines, so that people have a chance to see the coffee culture. Elements such as tradition, mystery and technology are the inspiration for designers. The designer removed the walls and ceilings to create a typical high-ceiling interior space in Paris.

2016-04-29
The third in the History of European Culture on the Coffee Table the first coffee shop in Paris

The third in the History of European Culture on the Coffee Table the first coffee shop in Paris

After 350 years of drinking a cup of coffee-the first coffee shop in Paris, which was once a bathroom, Procope is the oldest coffee shop in Paris, but its founder is not French, but Mr. Francesco Procopio Dei Coltelli from Palermo, Sicily, Italy, named after its owner. However, the original P

2015-01-22
On the Culture of Metro and Cafe in Paris, France

On the Culture of Metro and Cafe in Paris, France

The subway culture in Paris is the place where the urban middle class is most concentrated, especially during the rush hour. Through the subway, which reflects the culture of the city, we can learn a lot about the city and culture. While working in Paris, I have to change lines three times a day to get to and from work, and take the subway back and forth for three hours, so I am impressed by the Paris subway.

2014-05-21
Coffee Culture Cafe is closely related to French Literature

Coffee Culture Cafe is closely related to French Literature

If you live in Paris for a while, you will find that the French like cafes. There are many cafes in Paris that are famous for their literature and art. Some critics even say that it is the cafe that has created the history of modern French literature. This may be an exaggeration, but the inextricable bond between cafes and French literature over the centuries is obvious to all. Alexis, who won the Gongol Prize, the highest prize in French literature this year.

2014-12-03
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