Luck didn't abandon him. By chance, he became the savior of the landlord, who not only restored his freedom, but also let him participate in the management of the manor.
China people's unique diligence and loyalty gave him the opportunity to devote himself to the research of coffee planting, grinding and cooking. It has been 30 years. ...
Later, the owner of Laozi and Zhuangzi passed away, and An An also left this sad place and settled in Singapore. Thirty years of love for coffee gave him the idea of opening a coffee shop.
So the first hand-grinding cafe in the Chinese community, grinding time, opened!
After 10 years' running-in, he created a unique coffee brewing secret recipe that is most suitable for China people, which is quite famous in the local area and is known as the coffee shop that is most suitable for China people.
Wandering, crossing Cang Sang. The plot of nostalgia has been entangled for a century. Finally, the old man failed to return to his native land, so he had to tell his children to return to the mainland with him and his superb skills to share the bitterness and joy of coffee with the Chinese people. Cafes that are completely receptive to new things always go through some hardships, and so do cafes. In history, cafes and the habit of drinking coffee have been banned several times. The famous ones are as follows:
1: It was the governor of Mecca who first ordered the ban on coffee. He found that the poems that attacked him actually flowed out of cafes, so in 15 1 1 year, all cafes in Mecca were closed, and even the forbidden ones were sewn into purses and thrown into the Bosphorus.
2. King charles ii of England also issued a ban on cafes in 1675, which originated from two reasons. First, women who were not allowed to enter cafes at that time published love letters, complaining that British men lost their dignity; Second, cafes have become places where people criticize current politics.
3: 178 1 year, King frederick the great of Prussia banned people from importing coffee privately, put an end to folk coffee baking, and called on everyone not to forget their "national drink"-beer.
Of course, these restraining orders were gone later. From this, it can be proved that it seems unwise to force or prohibit people's taste, clothing and makeup by violence.