Why is the culture of coffee so old?

There are many theories about the source of coffee, and it is impossible to verify which one is correct. So what is the culture of coffee?

Coffee was introduced into China from abroad, its background is like the tea culture in Chinese history, from ancient times to the present, has a long history. The earliest coffee origin sparked a fire in the highlands of southwestern Ethiopia. Villagers found that the roasted coffee beans were very fragrant and aroused the interest of the people around them. People roasted it and ground it into powder and mixed it with flour to make bread. This is the first further processing of coffee.

At first, the indigenous tribal police in Africa ground the fruit of coffee and mixed it with animal fat to make balls. For the soldiers who went out on the battlefield, at that time, people did not understand why coffee could reduce fatigue or even excitement. I just think the fruit is very mysterious. After the Arabs first dried the coffee beans and boiled them, the soup was used medicinally and thought to be helpful to digestion. later, the drug users found that it also had a refreshing effect.

For a long time, coffee was monopolized by Arabs. At that time, the coffee cup was historically known as the "black gold." Arabs believed in Islam, and their followers forbade their followers to drink alcohol, so this "medicine" became a local drink instead of alcohol. Until after the 15th century, more and more believers went to Mecca to worship, and Muslims continued to bring coffee back to their place of residence, which was the spread of coffee. Since then, the trend of coffee has gradually spread in countries such as Egypt and Turkey, and war has unexpectedly become an unexpected way of cultural blending.

Later, the West has a history of more than three hundred years. However, the drink was popular in the East long before the West, and appeared at all levels of society. However, due to the influence of tea culture in China, coffee did not successfully occupy the Chinese market. With the development of globalization and the influence of foreign Chinese, coffee has gradually become one of the most popular drinks for Chinese young people. Shanghai, Yunnan and other areas also grow coffee in large quantities. I believe that in the near future, the history of coffee culture will have the influence of China.