Article 56: Coffee and the national spirit of the Japanese

[caption id="attachment_27277" align="aligncenter" width="800"] “Coffee shops are places to acquire knowledge and exchange cultures” Educator Chung Yong-Kei (1858 – 1894)[/caption] Japan is famous for its tea ceremony, but it is also the world's leading coffee consumer. For hundreds of years, coffee has influenced the learning encouragement process, revitalizing the "national...

Trung Nguyen Legend collaborating with The national festival for innovative startups – Techfest 2020

On November 26th – 29th, Trung Nguyen Legend Group and the Ministry of Science and Technology jointly held "Techfest 2020 - The national festival for innovative startups" at the University of National Economics, Hanoi. This has been the first activity marking the cooperation between the Ministry of Science and Technology...

Article 55: Thomas Jefferson: “Coffee – the favorite beverage of the civilized world!”

[caption id="attachment_27171" align="aligncenter" width="800"] “Coffee – the favorite beverage of the civilized world!” Third President of the United States - Thomas Jefferson (1743-1826)[/caption] Americans identify themselves as a Caffeine Nation. Coffee is considered as the necessary energy for the process of changing the concept of life and lifestyle in order...

Article 54: Benjamin Franklin: “Among the numerous luxuries, coffee may be considered as one of the most valuable.”

[caption id="attachment_27119" align="aligncenter" width="801"] “Among the numerous luxuries, coffee may be considered as one of the most valuable.” Founder of the United States - Benjamin Franklin (1706 - 1790)[/caption] Modern history has validated, coffee and coffee shops, either quietly or openly, have always appeared as important catalysts for the birth...

Article 53: Vincent Van Gogh and historic cafes

[caption id="attachment_27074" align="aligncenter" width="800"] “To do good work, one must drink one's coffee in peace.” Vincent Van Gogh (1853 - 1890)[/caption] The "painting cafe" in Paris (France) at the end of the 19th century was the famous cradle of Western European painting art, a dreamy place for many talents to...

Article 52: Coffee trade established the position of the Dutch power

Coffee trade was an important factor, contributing to transforming the Dutch economy, turning this country into a global maritime power, dominating the world economy in the 17th century. Coffee trade and economic power shifts The Dutch have a saying "The Dutch made Holland". Originating from a unique geographical position, about...

Article 51: Coffee and the American Dream

[caption id="attachment_26718" align="aligncenter" width="800"] Cowboy coffee is a beverage with characteristics of American culture, representing the desire to conquer and explore.[/caption] Coffee, tea, and chocolate were brought into the United States almost simultaneously. However, Americans have chosen coffee as a beverage of patriotism, the spirit of freedom and at the...

Article 50: Coffee in Jewish dignity

[caption id="attachment_26405" align="aligncenter" width="800"] “At Romanisches Café, several dozen Jewish activists drank black coffee every night and made plans on how to save the Jewish people.” Poet and journalist David Einhorn (1886-1973)[/caption] Coffee shops have never been a Jewish own space, but coffee shops have had a profound influence on...

Article 49: Great poet Johann Wolfgang von Goethe: Coffee is the best beverage!

[caption id="attachment_26345" align="aligncenter" width="800"] “Coffee is a wonderful drink that keeps us in a state of euphoria for many hours.” The great writer Johann Wolfgang von Goethe (1749-1832)[/caption] Coffee is not only a creative catalyst for people to explore the world, but also an object of scientific research. Johann Wolfgang...