World Creative Cafe recommends Paris Flower God Cafe

Balzac once said: "I am not at home, in the cafe; not in the cafe, on the way to the cafe." The French people's interest in coffee is evident from this. So it may not be a perfect trip to France without stepping into a cafe and sipping a cup of coffee. Coffee is best served in Paris. In the urban area of 105 square kilometers, there are tens of thousands of cafes, many of which have a history of more than 100 years. They have deep roots with great philosophers and artists in the past, and people come one after another.

Openness and Inclusion in Cafes

It is hard to tell whether cafés make cultural celebrities or cultural celebrities make cafés famous. But it is undeniable that early thinkers loved to come here for inspiration. Le Procope, one of the earliest cafes in Paris, was founded in 1686 and is also known as the "Theatre Cafe" because of its proximity to the Grand Theatre. Voltaire loved to come here when he was writing in Paris and drank 40 cups of chocolate coffee a day. Napoleon came here often when he was still a young officer, and once left his cap as collateral because he had no money to pay the bill. There are many anecdotes like this...

Café de la Flora is another famous coffee shop in Paris, which still maintains the beautiful decoration of the 1930s. Celebrities who have been here are numerous. Zhou Enlai, a young student in France, came here to have coffee and write articles; in Xu Zhimo's prose, traces of the Flower God Cafe can be found; Jean-Paul Sartre and Simone de Beauvoir worked here, warmed up, ate, and discussed existential philosophy with friends; Albert Camus and Sartre met for the first time here, and their sincere friendship began. In daily life, French people also love to come to cafes, have friends to gather together, and come to work.

It seems perfunctory to explain why the French love cafes by using the term "habit." Chinese people are used to drinking tea, but there is no such dumping of tea by the whole people. Xu Zhimo once had such a description: "Cafe: soft words with neck, happy laughter, sitting in the corner of the house with unkempt head to worry about self-destruction grief." Some are laughing, some are crying, and some are thinking. In this open space, everyone is immersed in their own world without being disturbed. Strangers are not lonely here, first-date people are not embarrassed here, those looking for inspiration can read about the world here, and with the first sip of coffee slowly entering the throat, everything gradually gets better. Such a public and private space may be said to be another footnote to Paris 'inclusiveness and openness.

French Style of the New C5

Paris attracts people from all over the world precisely because of its eclecticism. Alexander Malval, Design Director of Citroen's new C5, has admitted that the design team of the new C5 comes from all over the world, young and experienced, and is very sensitive to world trends. For designers, Paris is at the centre of world fashion trends and a source of inspiration. Many foreign designers choose Citroen, of course, the main reason is out of love and trust for this brand, on the other hand, it is also hoped that in Paris design cradle, can stimulate more imagination, create more amazing cars.

In fact, Dongfeng Citroen's new C5 design also takes into account the aesthetic experience of Chinese consumers. The length, width and height size of 4805mm/1860mm/1458mm create a wider and thicker body contour; Adhering to Citroen's design symbol of "air and water," the new C5 creates a sense of elegance for both movement and movement; The sculptural body lines are smooth and smooth, and the moving arcs appear like flowing water during driving; The roof lines converging at the rear window are slender and smooth, with dynamic body proportions, thus achieving the smoothness of the vehicle. The new C5's atmospheric, noble and aggressive design can be called a classic work that takes into account mechanics and aesthetics. It also brings a French style mid-class car to Chinese consumers.

On the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between China and France, Dongfeng Citroen's new C5 taste of Paris is in romantic progress. If you happen to be in Paris, you might as well walk into a cafe, order a cup of coffee, and taste the vitality and agility of Paris.