The nostalgia of the old shop is a kind of intimate comfort

The impression of "old" is not old and dilapidated, but a sense of security, a kind of intimate comfort.

For "old", Chinese and Western views are completely different. In our childhood image,"old" is almost always negative. For example, an old house is a dilapidated house, and an old shop is often a shop that has not made progress for many years and is dark and defeated. Westerners are different, for "old" that is traditional and historical, worthy of respect, maintenance.

There are ten old cafes in downtown Vienna that have been open for decades or even centuries. Not only are cafes old, but often the cafe operators or waiters are also old enough. The aged cafe was full of signs of age, such as antique tables and chairs, faded curtains, polished floors, and smoked yellow wallpaper. From the mottled velvet cushions, the curvy hanging lights, the exquisitely carved beams and handrails, you can still find the charm of the year. Although the old cafe has faded out of luxury and luxury, it is still full of people flowing in and out during the 19 hours it is open every day.

The city is full of modern, modern, luxurious and elegant cafes, but people prefer to squeeze into those old cafes in order to find that tradition, experience the past history, and pursue the poetic feelings of the past in curling cigarettes and strong coffee. I personally saw a big boy from far away from the United States holding a yellowed photo and excitedly saying to the owner of Harvey Card Cafe, who was then in his eighties,"Look, this is a photo of my father and you in the same seat in this corner 40 years ago!"

The impression of "old" is not old and dilapidated, but a sense of security, a kind of intimate comfort. Although I have left Vienna, every year on vacation I am eager to go back, like a migratory bird, to return to that elegant, beautiful, unchanged city that I always feel familiar with, and reminisce about the past life there in the coffee fragrance.

Love coffee.