The most romantic cafe in France introduces what is the cultural connotation of the famous cafe in France

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Since the emergence of the first cafe in France in the second half of the 17th century, the country has developed a close cultural relationship with the cafe. The thinkers of the age of enlightenment debated or wrote books here, and finally sparked the flames of the French Revolution. At that time, the cafe was full of strong political atmosphere. At the beginning of the 19th century, artists and writers almost used cafes as their offices. in order to save electricity and money, they often ordered one or two cups of coffee to sit for the whole day, or used it as a meeting place for exchange of views and news, with their own territory or seats. in turn, the cafe has become a stronghold of some gang, with more romantic and unruly vitality.

Boco Cafe-the dark blue appearance gives the cafe, which opened in 1686, a calm temperament. It is the oldest restaurant in Paris and is said to be the first cafe in the world. In addition to politicians and scholars, many actors often linger here because of the establishment of the French Theater. Celebrity portraits in the window and interior illustrate the store's glorious past; Voltaire and Diderot write an encyclopedia here, and Rousseau and Franklin are also regulars.

Hua Shen Cafe-founded in 1887, Hua Shen Cafe is simply a history of French humanistic thought and art. The first to blossom here were the surrealist poets, and Apolinay became the most representative figure; during the German occupation, it became a place for Simon Bova and Saudi Arabia to keep warm; Juliet Gregor, Alain Delon, Zhenfonda and Brigitte Badu, who sang pop music at that time after the war, made the place even more shining. Since 1994, the Flower God Literature Award created here has not only ranked among the important literary awards in France, but also become a symbol of the humanities and history of this cafe. Today, the cafe, located on the opposite corner of St. Germain's Cathedral, still offers visitors unlimited imagination with its green cups and plates on a white background.