The collision between black tea and coffee

Coffee sweeps the world with a non-ostentatious attitude, while black tea infiltrates the daily life of the Chinese people with a harmonious proposition and tolerance. You can choose as much of the two as you like, because they can make you entertain yourself. They have something in common, but they also have their own distinct personalities, so that they often become people's comparison, and this comparison will inevitably be associated with trendy and old-fashioned, fashionable and traditional, hitting a gorgeous spark.

One of the sparks: their encounter

Black tea has a history of more than 400 years in China, while coffee has a history of only more than 100 years. One was born in the mysterious ancient oriental country, an East Africa that grew up in the place where human beings originated. In theory, the age gap is so long and so far away that their lives do not intersect. According to historical records, coffee was first planted in Taiwan in 1884, which opened the prelude to the development of coffee in China. So in this vast land, they met, but they did not hate each other too late, they only have the collision and running-in of thinking, taste and culture.

Black tea and coffee, one is like a bosom friend, he is gentle and considerate, long and delicate, seemingly insipid, indeed endless aftertaste; one is like a lover, she is warm and unrestrained, affectionate, romantic, exciting and intoxicated, and she becomes addicted and addicted over a long period of time. Black tea is unique to China, and its vulgarity and elegance make it popular among all classes in China. Although coffee is produced in the third world, it is considered to be a real western drink, so they have a lot of differences. Black tea makes people calm. Coffee is exciting, so there is the saying of brown life and coffee life.

Nowadays, black tea has become a part of Chinese culture, while coffee has become a new consumption fashion for young people. The emergence of Zen'er tea also makes black tea wear a fashion symbol, both decorating urban customs.