Coffee Life-the elegance of a cup of coffee
Coffee is not only a hobby, but also a leisurely and elegant.
I don't know since when, coffee has become synonymous with elegance. Whether it is bitter and mellow espresso or sweet caramel macchiato, all people and things related to coffee add a touch of nobility and mystery. Quiet cafe, exquisite utensils, accompanied by the unique fragrance of curl coffee, become a rest paradise for many tired souls. Coffee as rich and mellow as coffee life is the pursuit of many European literati. Coffee is not only a hobby, but also a leisurely and elegant.
Today, with the tide of information technology sweeping the world, speed has become the pursuit of our generation's life. Having an elegant coffee life has become a luxury. Eat fast food, cram school in the morning, go to school earlier than others, work quickly, and become famous as soon as possible. There are countless stars in the draft, and making a star is as simple as making noodles. In the flow of material desires, we are less calm and a little more impetuous. However, who has seen how many talent shows create new stars like a flash in the pan, like meteors, and soon fade out of people's sight. We have forgotten our initial persistence, the silent efforts of ourselves in unknown corners, and the original intention of choosing our dreams. In the face of sound, light, electricity and color, we chose fame and fortune and chose to forget. However, without the polishing of time, there will be no permanent brilliance. Without the accumulation of sweat, it is eventually submerged by the tide of history. As a result, the quick stars flashed past us like horse lanterns, leaving no trace after all.
Coffee is not only a taste, but also a symbol of calm and elegance. Just like espresso, it can only be roasted carefully and boiled carefully, and only through the honing of high pressure and boiling water can it reflect the unique aroma of espresso. The same is true of life, only after the baptism of sweat and loneliness, only after the struggle of time and patience, the bitterness and sweetness of life will slowly dissolve into a long-lasting fragrance and mellow.
In the afternoon, let's walk into the coffee shop hand in hand in the sun, order a cup of espresso, take a sip, slowly taste the sweet and sour taste, enjoy the elegance of a cup of coffee and enjoy our own coffee life.
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A beautiful day, starting with a cup of mellow espresso
Coffee, not only the embodiment of the life of the petty bourgeoisie, has now become the daily needs of many people. At first, I was not so infatuated with espresso. I just liked the bitter sweet taste of coffee. When I just started drinking coffee, I just regarded it as a refreshing drink and a good companion for overtime, so that I could pick myself up when I was tired. But as you get older,
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The creativity on the coffee cup, the visual feast
Drinking coffee not only pays attention to the quality of coffee, but also the utensils and environment of drinking coffee. Tasting coffee is the same as tasting tea. Smell, taste, temperature and utensils are indispensable. It is not the alarm clock that wakes me up in the morning, but the cup of coffee filled with fragrance. A cup of warm espresso can inject energy into your daily struggle, making a cup of mocha and a cup of Espr
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