Inherit elegant and fine Chinese tea culture and Italian coffee culture

As we all know, tea and coffee have become two important drinks popular all over the world. The fragrance of tea is refreshing, the fresh and elegant artistic conception of tea makes people intoxicated; the fragrance of coffee is even more infatuating, making people in the realm of selflessness endless aftertaste. China is the birthplace of tea culture, tea plays an important role in people's daily life, as the saying goes: firewood, rice, oil, salt, sauce and vinegar tea. In the birthplace of CAFFE PASCUCCI (Paskucci Coffee), Italians say that coffee is as important as tea to the Chinese.

Today, tea and coffee have been derived into tea culture and coffee culture, both of which pursue a life culture of elegance, relaxation, meditation, enjoyment of life and taste. The Italian people not only inherit the coffee, but also further promote the coffee-making process, with Pascucci Coffee as the representative of the most admired craft of hand-drawn flowers.

Tea and coffee, people can drink alone to enjoy a quiet life, but also can invite relatives and friends to drink together to promote feelings. People go into the modern teahouse, not to quench their thirst, not only for the needs of health care, but also a kind of cultural satisfaction and high-grade cultural leisure. Similarly, push the door into a Pascucci cafe, taste a cup of the purest Italian concentrate, leisurely, full of elegant atmosphere. Therefore, it can be said that teahouses and cafes have become places for modern people to live and relax, and their prosperity represents the improvement of our living standards and literacy, because they represent a positive way of life and rising needs of life.

With the development of global economic integration, the world culture is gradually converging. The cultures of various countries spread outward through various ways. The fast food culture of the United States is sweeping the world. Similarly, Italian coffee culture has also been widely spread around the world. China is no exception. Modern people, especially young people, are more adapted to the taste and feeling of coffee and regard it as a symbol of fashion. Drinking tea seems to have become synonymous with aging, the "monopoly" of the elderly and hermits, and this shift can be attributed to the charm of coffee itself and Italian culture.