What time does the Gobo Cafe open? Is the coffee "Chang'e running to the Moon" in the Guobo Cafe expensive?

In March this year, lunar sample 001 was officially unveiled at the National Museum, and many people rushed to the National Expo to get in touch with the moon. In order to cooperate with the exhibition, the Guobo Cafe specially launched the coffee with the theme of "Chang'e running to the Moon".

Everyone wants to go to the National Expo to see the moon samples and drink a cup of coffee with the theme of "Chang'e running to the Moon". After all, the story of "Chang'e running to the Moon" is so deeply rooted in the hearts of the people. Although Chang'e running to the Moon is a myth and legend, it can not be taken seriously, but it has spread for thousands of years and has a great influence in China and even the world.

The coffee with the theme of "Chang'e rushing to the Moon" in Guobo Cafe has been well received as soon as it was launched.

The pull flower of this "Chang'e running to the Moon" coffee is very interesting, there is the figure of Chang'e sister on it! Chang'e has a tray in one hand and a frame in the other, with the word "Daji" on it.

According to the staff, the pull flower of the "Chang'e running to the Moon" coffee is taken from the bronze mirror of the Moon Palace, a cultural relic in the National Expo. The pattern on the bronze mirror is derived from the ancient Chinese myth and legend "Chang'e running to the Moon". The coffee can only be bought during the lunar exhibition and will be on sale after March.

The legend of Chang'e running to the moon is widely spread among Chinese folk and can be said to be a household name. It is said that she lives in the Guanghan Palace of the moon, accompanied by a "moon rabbit". There are many versions of the story of Chang'e running to the moon, which reflects the Chinese ancients' curiosity and exploration of astrology.

In addition to this "Chang'e running to the Moon" coffee, the National Expo Cafe has also launched a number of cultural relics-themed pull-flower coffees, such as happy eyebrows, blessings in front of eyes, empathy, longevity, gold and jade, Shilu home, baby drama peonies, Wufu longevity, and so on. Each coffee corresponds to a cultural relic and has its own beautiful meaning, so you might as well guess the story in the coffee pattern when drinking.

The Guobo Cafe has a total of eight types of "Fu Lu Shou Xi Cafe" themed coffee, which is provided all the year round, and four kinds of themed coffee related to the cultural relics in the exhibition are provided for a limited time, namely, C waiting, Chang'e rushing to the Moon, West Lake meeting, Feng Guan Xiapi and so on.

Among them, according to the cultural relic "C-shaped Jade Dragon" of last year's Hongshan Cultural Archaeological Exhibition, the Guobo Coffee Design team designed a coffee with a big "C" image in the coffee flower, and the lovely you with "C position waiting". It has become a catchy logo for Guobo Cafe.

In addition to the above theme coffee, at first it was the theme coffee of "Dragon and Phoenix Chengxiang" that set the Gobo Cafe on fire.

"Nine days of Phoenix Dance" is based on the stone carvings of Yuan Shuangfeng Qi Lin in the National Museum of China. "Longteng four Seas" is based on the "blue and white sea water cloud dragon flat porcelain bottle" collected by the National Museum of China during the Yongle period of the Ming Dynasty.

In Chinese culture, dragon and Phoenix symbolize auspiciousness, there are dragons and phoenixes, and good things come in pairs. In the coffee of "Phoenix Dance for Nine days", the Phoenix is dancing in the sky and in "Dragon Teng all over the World".

In the coffee, the mighty dragon rises all over the world.

There is also an issue of concern to everyone, that is, the price? Dianping learned that a cup of national Expo signature coffee is 35 yuan, a cup of latte is 25 yuan, and sandwiches and cakes are basically between 20 yuan and 30 yuan. Most netizens said that the flower is too beautiful and tastes good. There are also a small number of people who say that apart from pulling flowers, they are worth seeing and have a general taste. After all, a thousand readers have a thousand hamlets, so whether the coffee at the National Expo is good or not will have to be tasted in person.

But I have to admit that this is not only a coffee shop with a very rich cultural atmosphere, but also a cultural "treasure land"! After watching the cultural relics, you might as well go to the Gobo Cafe to order a cup of themed coffee and taste the cultural relics on the tip of your tongue.

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