Ethiopia builds "Rainbow House" in memory of Rambo

Rambo made a small fortune with Harald Coffee, while Harald became famous for Rambo's stop, but does he really like Harald Coffee? I'm afraid coffee fans are disappointed. According to his letters to friends, he once described Harald coffee as a "horrible, disgusting, disgusting stinky thing!"

But it is presumptuous to assert that Rambo does not like Harald coffee, as he may be describing that the beans sent by farmers are covered with camel droppings, which looks disgusting. In 1891, instead of returning to Paris with "iron ribs, bronze skin and sharp eyes," Lambo returned home with a malignant left foot for treatment, but died at the age of 37.

The house where Rambo lived in Harald for eight years is well preserved to this day. In memory of this poetic genius, Ethiopia has converted it into the Rambo Museum (funded by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization). The museum displays precious black-and-white photos and Ethiopian works of art he took in Harald. Locals call the museum the "House of the Rainbow" because the English sound of the rainbow sounds like the name Rambo. For many years, this place has been a must for tourists. Curator Di Dawei said:

Harald is like a cultural Noah's ark. Blacks and whites get along well with each other, and everyone can speak several languages. Harald can serve as an example of peaceful coexistence of all races. " The rise of Lambo is like a shining meteor across the night sky, passing away in an instant, but repositioning himself in the ancient city of Harald, leaving an inexplicable page for poetry.