Football is in the bones of Brazilians. Bailey Coffee is of great value.

If divided by football crowd, there are only two types of people in Brazil-professional players and fans. In Brazil, there are cafes in almost every corner of the city, where people enjoy a wonderful football match while tasting mellow coffee. This is the best time of day.

Football is in the bones of Brazilians.

Brazilian football culture is deeply engraved in the hearts of Brazilians, not on the football field.

"although Brazilians live freely, prices are high, so most people still need to work. Most stadiums can not be concentrated in white-collar work areas, but in communities, factories and other places, as long as they are free, they will ask some friends to play football. " Mr. Li, a Chinese who has lived in Sao Paulo for more than 10 years, told reporters that he was surprised at first that he did not understand the status of football in Brazilian life until he played football with his friends several times. "whether on the street or in a factory, as long as there is an open space, Brazilians can turn it into a stadium. And the game will not be lost because of the shabby field, Brazilians are really born to play football. "

Almost everyone in Brazil can play football, and do not adhere to the field and form, beach football, tennis football, street football, five-a-side football (indoor, outdoor, beach, hard ground). What is interesting is that players in all kinds of football seldom cross each other. For example, tennis football players seldom play the regular 11-a-side football match, or even the five-a-side football match, they seldom take part in it. This is really hard for people to understand.

In Brazil, there are both 11-a-side football stars and five-a-side world-class stars. Falcao has won the title of "World footballer of the year" in the indoor five-a-side system many times, but when he switched to the 11-a-side game, he seemed very uncomfortable. In the end, Falcao returned to the world of five-a-side football. Lucio, an amateur beach football player in Rio, told reporters that in the past, football could be played almost everywhere in Rio, and people seemed to be very tolerant of playing football, especially for children. "in streets where there is little traffic, you can open and kick with two doors at random. When some drivers see someone playing football, they will take the initiative to stop the car or change the way. However, playing football on the street is really dangerous, and later the government also regulated street football. " Lucio said the uniform beach football field at Moon Bay Beach was built by the government.

Because of the single-minded, so top, after understanding the way Brazilians play football, finally understand why Brazil is called the football kingdom, why all kinds of football games, Brazil can be a world-class star, can also win the world championship.

Football and coffee are inseparable.

Football is the soul of Brazilians, the "livelihood" of Brazilians, but not the whole life of Brazilians. Besides football, what Brazilians like best is coffee.

In Brazil, football-themed cafes are easy to find. People gather in a cafe, and if they are proponents of the same club, they will taste the coffee and talk about the history of the club. Sometimes there will be a red face for a player, maybe this is football, there will be unity only when there is a quarrel. Finally, the fragrant and slippery entrance of the coffee was full of fragrance, and all the quarrels became insipid.

Bailey Cafe is the most famous of all football-themed cafes. It is also the first football culture-themed cafe in the world, leading the popular trend of themed cafes in the world. As early as the 1960s, Bailey was invited by the Brazilian Coffee Association to promote Brazilian boutique coffee in Europe. Because of its popularity in the world and the guarantee of the quality of Brazilian coffee, it has gradually expanded the international coffee market. In 1975, Pele himself founded the Bailey coffee brand in Brazil and acted as an image endorsement for Brazilian national coffee.

Pele is one of the greatest stars in the world, and Brazil produces the world's best coffee beans. When the two are combined into one, the brand value is evident. In the autobiography of Bailey, there is an interesting story: "recently, Bailey coffee gave me a little shock." I know this kind of coffee is also popular in the Middle East, but I don't know how popular it is. Saddam Hussein was hiding in a hole when he was captured by the US military in 2003, apparently carrying only three things: a machine gun, a box full of dollars and a can of Bailey coffee! "

Brazil produces coffee, and Brazilians also like to drink coffee. For Brazilians, a pleasant day begins with a cup of coffee. Brazilian life is inextricably linked with coffee, and it is common to drink dozens of cups of coffee a day. If you are lucky enough to be a guest in a Brazilian house, the host treats you to drink espresso, cup by cup, please do not be surprised, because this is the Brazilian way of hospitality.