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Among the countless legends of coffee discovery, are there two great legends that are the most enjoyable? Is that the Story of the Shepherd and the Arab Monk? The former is the Christian discovery theory, and the latter is the Islamic theory.

There are many legends about the discovery of coffee, among which there is a widely circulated saying, "the Story of the Shepherd": around the fifth century AD, on the Ethiopian plateau, a young shepherd named Caldi suddenly found his sheep spinning excitedly around a shrub with beautiful dark green leaves and bright red fruit, while some sheep were eating the red fruit. The young shepherd felt very strange, so he picked a few fruits and tasted them, and he felt very excited. at this time, a learned monk happened to be passing by. his name was Akuba. when he saw that the shepherd and the sheep were very excited, he also ate the fruit of the shrub, and soon he became very awake and sleepy. So he picked some fruit and took it back to the monastery and distributed it to the other monks so that the monks would not fall asleep when they prayed. This magical fruit is actually what we call coffee. Because of its unique efficacy, it soon made us understand and accept it, and has been accompanied by human civilization and development.

"Arab monks": Shack, the chief of the Arab monks who was deported by his people for a crime in 1258? When Omar wandered to Wassaba (in Arabia), far from his hometown of Mocha, he was too hungry and tired to walk any more. when he was resting on the root of a tree, he found a bird flying on the branch, singing in a melodious voice he had never heard before. When he looked closely, he found that the bird opened its throat and made a wonderful cry after pecking at the fruit on the branch, so he picked all the fruit in the area and boiled it with water. After that, he began to exude a strong fragrance. After drinking it, he not only felt good, but also felt tired physically and mentally. So he picked many of these magical fruits and brought them soup to drink whenever there were patients. finally, because of his good deeds everywhere, the people in his hometown forgave him for his sins, let him go back to Mocha, and respected him as a "saint".