The first seed of Coffee Spirit: treat the World as your hometown

In 330 BC, Alexander realized the great integration of the East and the West for the first time with the pride of "Macedonian phalanx" and "taking the world as his hometown". At that time, coffee had not yet been born, but the spirit of coffee had planted the first seed. Two hundred years later, Caesar and his successor Octavian brought Rome from the era of the Republic to the age of the Empire. After iron blood and flowers, cultural governance and crusade, the huge empire at the end of the 2nd century took the Mediterranean into its arms and realized that "all roads lead to Rome". The wine civilization, which has a much older history than coffee, spread to all parts of the European continent with the Roman Iron Horse. When they are interested in talking about barnyard grape wine, I am afraid they will not think that thousands of years later, it is "pagan" coffee that frees them from alcohol intoxication, giving them a clear head, keen thinking, and boundless power. and the scorching sun of the Great Revolution.