Global Cafe appreciates the recommended Cafe for French Tourism
"two ugly" is a cafe, located in the small square of Saint-Germain, France, and has become one of the recommended places for French tour guides. It is famous because it is a famous writers' cafe on the left bank of the Seine. The Paris literary circle has also set up a "two ugly" literature award here.
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An article will introduce you to the British "Tea Time" culture.
The British have never planted a piece of tea but created a unique and gorgeous afternoon tea. It is a fact known all over the world that the British love afternoon tea. A British playwright once said: While there is tea,there is hope. Where there is tea, there is hope. There are so many Tea time in Britain every day that people feel that they spend 1/3 of their lives drinking tea.
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General knowledge of fine coffee introduction to African coffee producing countries
1. Kenya Kenya grows high-quality Arabica coffee beans, which absorb almost the essence of coffee cherries, with a slightly sour, thick aroma, and are very popular among Europeans, especially in the United Kingdom. Kenyan coffee surpassed Costa Rican coffee and became one of the most popular coffee. With aromas of wine and flowers, the texture is full, small and round, because
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