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Coffee shop is the birthplace of British enterprises, China Coffee Trading Network

Published: 2024-11-08 Author: World Gafei
Last Updated: 2024/11/08, The early English cafes had the social function of teaching and learning, listening to celebrity lectures or reading books and newspapers for as little as-pence, and paying two pence for a cup of coffee or tea. Because the coffee shop has the effect of increasing interpersonal interaction and learning, the coffee shop is also known as Penny University. Political issues-always the focus of the debate, the two sides stalemate and then get violent from time to time

The early English cafes had the social function of teaching and learning, listening to celebrity lectures or reading books and newspapers for as little as-pence, and paying two pence for a cup of coffee or tea. The cafe is also known as the "Penny University" because it has the effect of increasing interpersonal interaction and learning.

Political issues-have always been the focus of debate, the two sides stalemate and then violence also occurs from time to time. Mi1es Cafe was the first to use voting urns to resolve disputes democratically, while Turkey head Cafe (Tmk's Head) was revamped to invent ballot boxes to replace fists with minority votes subordinate to the majority.

As a result, cafes have developed various areas of discussion, attracting professionals to gather for discussion and training guests of specific ethnic groups, which is very interesting. For example, Burstein and Bastons and Garaway's became a meeting place for physicians, surgeons and pharmacists, and patients came in for consultation; Chapter became a place for booksellers, writers and playwrights to buy and sell copyrights; and the Baltic Cafe (Ba1tic) became a Russian commodity trading center.

Over time, people with the same business interests automatically gathered in specific cafes to share business information and trading resources, and cafes became an important place for business transactions in early London. Lloyd's (Lloyd's of London), the world's established insurance giant, has evolved from a 17th-century cafe into a model of modern enterprise.

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