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[coffee culture] students in the flower-pulling class are looking forward to promoting art and culture.

Published: 2026-04-04 Author: World Gafei

Last Updated: 2026/04/04, Exchange of professional baristas Please follow the coffee workshop (Wechat official account cafe_style) to talk about the sense of literature and art, many people link coffee and literature and art, there is a chain coffee shop first launched "coffee pull class" to let customers feel the coffee culture. Alex, the head of the coffee shop, told Hong Kong Wen Wei Po that Rao Zongyi Cultural Center is mostly visited by tourists, and it is believed that this moon bazaar will attract Hong Kong people to attend.

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When it comes to the sense of literature and art, many people link coffee and literature and art, and some coffee shops are the first to launch "coffee pull classes" to let customers feel the coffee culture. Alex, the head of the coffee shop, told Wen Wei Po in Hong Kong that Rao Zongyi Cultural Center is mostly visited by tourists, and it is believed that this moon bazaar will attract Hong Kong people to attend, so they are allowed to draw bunnies with their own hands. Mrs Chen, who participated in the flower-pulling class, said that the experience was very fresh and she hoped that there would be more places to promote art and culture in Hong Kong.

Alex, the director of Pacific coffee, who has just settled in Rao Zongyi Cultural Center, said that workshops were held irregularly earlier, but this time they took advantage of the moon bazaar to hold flower-pulling classes so that members of the public could experience them. Chen Sheng, who participated in the pull-flower class, said that Hong Kong students attached more importance to art and culture, but they thought that the community as a whole did not attach much importance to art and culture. Apart from the lack of places or platforms, members of the public generally adopt the mentality of "Taobao is also available". As a result, manual development is not as good as that of Japan and Taiwan, and we hope that the government can provide more assistance.

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