The cafe is in France

When I was in Paris, I received a friend who came from England to study. My friend had a request and wanted to go to the cafe in the movie "Angel Amy"-"two windmills". Without much trouble in Montmartre, we have found this place famous for "Angel Amy" near the Moulin Rouge.

The cafe is located on the corner, and the stills of "Amy" on the wall remind it of the difference. Having a cup of coffee here, although there is no "Amy" service, my friends and I are satisfied. We are passers-by of Paris, stopping on the surface of Paris, trying to find a sense of touching the depths of Paris from the things that have moved us. "two windmills" is a carrier.

Cafe, the blood and vitality of Paris

Cafes like "two windmills" are numerous in Paris. The sidewalk on the side of the road is not spacious, but it does not prevent the cafe from spreading out. People do not sit around cafes, but lean against the walls of the city side by side, facing the bustling city. As a result, the traffic and the crowd seemed to be busy on the stage and spread out in front of them. And the people who watch the scenery are also sitting in the scenery. Xu Zhimo said, "if there are no cafes in Paris, I am afraid it will become nothing cute." In my opinion, if there is no open-air cafe on the street, Paris may still be beautiful, but it is like a beautiful woman without sultry charm, blood and vitality.

In French, whether it's fragrant coffee or the ubiquitous cafes scattered in the streets, they all use caf. This word. To the French, the place where they drink coffee seems to be more important than what they drink. French writer georgescourteline once wrote: "people can be divided into two categories: those who go to cafes and those who do not." Cafes represent an open way of life, where people date most often. Most of the time, although alone, but "alone in the crowd", the atmosphere is imbued with each other. An American interior designer named joanosburn said, "in France, the cafe is the 'third place' outside the home and office, where we can stay as much time as we can be ourselves."

Cafes are everywhere, and everyone has their own favorite corner. Over time, people with the same taste tend not to "date" but "meet", and become acquaintances when they meet more. The previous writer said, "it's easier to change beliefs than to change cafes."

Coffee shop order coffee, if there is no special request, the waiter must be a cup of fragrant espresso, although a small cup can be drunk, but the time thrown in the cafe can be infinitely extended, because what people miss is not only the long aftertaste of coffee, but around the environment of this cup of coffee, the mood, the sunshine on the outdoor seat or the drizzle outside the window.

Sartre, Voltaire, Diderot, the "pilgrimage" of the cafe

People's loyalty to cafes has created many coffee shop legends. The lilac cafe on Montparnasse Street is famous for its patronage by Hemingway. The cafe in Paris is a typical example of "the mountain is not high, but the immortal is famous." it is located between theatres, museums, universities, galleries and bookstores. Van Gogh, Miller, Joyce, Picasso. As long as you think about how many writers and masters of art stop in Paris, you can imagine the "high mountains and deep waters" of the Paris Cafe, in the Enlightenment Cafe, Revolutionary Cafe, Literary and Art Cafe. There are a lot of places under the name for "pilgrimage".

Paul Sartre often goes to the Flower God of St. Germain and the double Cafe next door, which is always in the background in his photos.