Drinking coffee from Chinese porcelain cups to see how world celebrities drink coffee

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As a drink that makes people all over the world crazy, coffee is naturally inseparable from all kinds of anecdotes. Today, let's share some stories about world celebrities and coffee with coffee lovers to see how the masters drink coffee.

Bach, the father of modern western music: composing music for coffee

Bach has created numerous great works in his life, one of which is related to coffee. In the Bach era, coffee became popular in German cities, but at that time coffee was so expensive that it was not a drink that ordinary people could afford. With such a society as the background, Bach wrote Coffee Cantata, which is witty and optimistic and is Bach's most famous cantata.

Voltaire, the best poet in France: drinking coffee from Chinese porcelain cups

Voltaire's love of coffee has reached a fanatical level. It is said that Voltaire demands coffee not only in quantity but also in quality. It is said that you must use Chinese porcelain cups to drink coffee shipped from Paris. It can be said that the requirement for coffee is very high!

Legendary French Emperor Napoleon: inventing Royal Coffee

Napoleon is also an unwitting fan of coffee. On the eve of the French Revolution, a second lieutenant in the artillery once used his military cap as collateral for a cup of coffee because he did not bring enough money. Napoleon not only likes to drink coffee, but also likes to make coffee himself, of which Royal Coffee is his invention.

Beethoven, King of Symphony: 60 beans per cup of coffee

Beethoven has his own personality in his music creation, and even drinking coffee is different from others. It is said that he insists on putting 60 beans in each cup of coffee, one by one at a time, and seems to enjoy the process of the beans falling into the coffee pot. Maybe he is thinking about his work in this slow process?

Famous physicist Albert Einstein: his former residence turned into a coffee shop

When Einstein was in Zurich, he often went to the Metropolitan Cafe. At that time, he had a cup of coffee in front of him and a book in his hand. He concentrated on thinking and sat down all afternoon. At the Metropolitan Cafe, Einstein finished reading the masterpiece the value of Science. The famous Einstein Cafe is located in Einstein's former home in Bern, Switzerland. The second floor is the Museum of Einstein's former residence, and the first floor has been converted into a cafe.

Hemingway, one of the most famous American novelists: the coffee shop became famous because of him.

Hemingway, an American writer, came to Paris after the end of World War I. At that time, Hemingway lived in poverty and lingered in cafes on the left bank of the Seine in Paris. And here many artists and college students who are short of money gather here and gradually become the birthplace of all kinds of ideas. Later, he won the Nobel Prize for Literature for the Old Man and the Sea, and several cafes on the left bank are more famous in the world because of Hemingway.