Chen Yanliang, a Taiwanese businessman and convener of the official post station: talk about career and feelings in the fragrance of coffee.

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Eleven years ago, when Guanren Coffee Street was just emerging, Chen Yanliang came to Xiamen from Kaohsiung and founded Cooper Coffee here. In this place, which is known as the "left bank" and permeated with strong coffee aroma and literary feelings, Chen Yanliang not only reaped his career, but also made friends. "what I want to do most is an emotional connection." At the licensing ceremony of the official Taiwan compatriots' post station yesterday, Chen Yanliang was interviewed by a reporter from the leading newspaper. He said: I am very glad that Cooper Coffee has become the fifth friendship point, and I hope that in the future, it will become a good place for Taiwan businessmen and Taiwan compatriots to gather around the lagoon. In the future, official post stations will also hold regular activities such as making friends, explaining preferential policies, and promoting projects, so as to become another warm home for Taiwan businessmen and Taiwan compatriots in the area under their jurisdiction.

Starting from his own industry experience, Chen Yanliang mentioned that the two sides of the strait should combine cultural creation to enable the coffee roasting industry on both sides of the strait to exchange and cooperate. He said he recently attended a coffee forum in Pu'er, Yunnan Province, where he discussed how to apply Taiwan's processing technology to Yunnan coffee beans. "the coffee beans in Yunnan are of good quality, but lack of suitable technology. It is hoped that the two sides of the strait can cooperate to create brand-new cultural coffee beans.

Chen Yanliang said that in the future, official post stations can become the location for Taiwan businessmen in Xiamen to invest and consult and solve difficult problems. "Xiamen is a very leisurely place. You are welcome to come here for coffee. I believe that compatriots on both sides of the strait can talk not only about their careers, but also about their feelings."