Four legends about the discovery of coffee trees

1. The legend of the shepherd

In the 5th and 6th centuries, when Kaldi, a young shepherd in Ethiopia, was herding his sheep, the sheep ate a kind of red berry and looked very excited. Cody was curious and ate some of the red berries, feeling that his spirit suddenly changed, so he reintroduced the berries to his people.

2. Legends of birds

Shack, a Muslim. Sheikh Omar, who was framed (some say he was guilty) exiled from Yemen to Vasaba in Arabia, was exhausted when he found a bird chirping with delight after eating a red berry. So he tried to boil the berries and found that they were full of fragrance and spirit after drinking. He collected a lot of fruit and boiled juice for the mentally ill patients to drink to help them regain their strength. Because he did a lot of good deeds with coffee, the people forgave him, and he returned to his hometown. And because he found this fruit, he was respected as a saint by his people.

3. The legend of angels

Augol Gabriel, the angel of Mohamed, the founder of Islam, gave him a drink "as black as the heavenly chamber of Mecca", and he was excited and killed a lot of people.

4. The legend of the beautiful Helena

People who believe in the theory of the European Center think that coffee culture should be part of European culture, so after a textual research on the Bible and the story of ancient Greece, they put forward the coffee history of the beautiful woman Helena to attract all the heroes by 2000 years.