During the Qing Dynasty, was there any coffee to drink in China, and was it expensive to drink a cup

During the Qing Dynasty, coffee was available in China, and at that time, some things from foreigners had been introduced to China. But at that time, Gehafei was a noble item, and ordinary people couldn't meet it at all, and only high-ranking officials and dignitaries were qualified to drink it.

When he was in China, there was no coffee to drink in the Qing Dynasty at that time, but there was no coffee to drink, how could he say that it was expensive? Unless it is brought in from outside, then it is also given by others, so it does not cost money.

According to the principle of supply and demand, demand is greater than supply, and the price is **, so coffee is expensive.

In the last years of the Qing Dynasty, coffee cultivation began due to the activities of French missionaries in Yunnan.

In the late Qing Dynasty, coffee may have entered China, and everyone knows that a large number of foreign forces entering China in the late Qing Dynasty should bring coffee into China, and coffee at that time should be very expensive as a foreign item, right?

At the time of the Qing Dynasty, there was already coffee in China.

But the coffee drinkers are aristocrats.

Ordinary people don't drink coffee and can't afford it.

No, there should have been no coffee in China during the Qing Dynasty. Coffee is the best in foreign countries.

At the end of the Qing Dynasty, it is estimated that some nobles also drank coffee, but at that time there was still very little coffee. **It is also more expensive.

During the Qing Dynasty, coffee was also introduced to China, and at that time, it was basically drunk by a few nobles, and it was very valuable.

During the Qing Dynasty, some nobles in China had access to coffee, but coffee at that time was still relatively expensive and not accessible to ordinary people.

During the Qing Dynasty, coffee was already drunk in China.

1. If the amount of coffee in a person who regularly drinks coffee is halved, it will cause headaches

Symptoms include muscle pain, fatigue, lack of concentration, and nausea. Researchers suggest that coffee addiction should also be treated as a mental illness or drug addiction**.

2. The carcinogenic grade of coffee is 2b, which mostly occurs when the coffee beans are not fresh, or the coffee beans are moldy and make coffee, so coffee will have a carcinogenic risk, and coffee also contains some chemical components, if you drink coffee for a long time, it will damage the body's various functions.

The trans fatty acids of white coffee are relatively low, so if you drink it in moderation, it is not harmful to the human body!

Drinking too much coffee is not very good for the body, don't drink it often, but drinking coffee is more moisturizing, refreshing, and drinking less is still good for often and will be dependent.

A cup a day every day is good for the body.

It would be better to use tea instead of coffee.

It's harmful, it's easy to get spots on the face, and it's not good for the nerves!!

Drinking less every day is still helpful for health It's just that drinking too much can easily cause calcium loss, so it's okay to pay attention to calcium supplementation or eat more foods that contain more calcium.

Yes, don't drink too much coffee, 1-2 cups a day is just right.

For example, with ordinary caffeine content coffee, 200cc per cup, 2 cups a day (the total caffeine amount is about 150 250mg) is OK, more than 2 cups, there may be a danger of overdose. Studies have also pointed out that if you consume more than 1 gram of caffeine (equivalent to 8-12 cups of ordinary coffee) in one day, it will lead to poisoning, heart palpitations, vomiting, and fainting. If you consume more than 10 grams a day, you are at risk of death.

If you're a heavy mental worker and need to work late, it's a good idea to have two cups of coffee!! Refresh oneself!!!

In the café, it is usually about 30 to 50 yuan.

Coffee shops usually have some snacks such as almonds, melon seeds, and nuts! Each brand of hand-burned coffee is different, but generally you don't need to say the brand, just say a cup of coffee! Duan Ye Drink for a few hours, I want a cup of coffee to make an afternoon!

A cup of coffee is probably different from store to store, depending on the size of the store, ranging from dozens to 100 to hundreds.

There is no time limit! There are other drinks ......**I believe you can accept it.

Go in and ask for a glass of water, or you can cook it for a day.

Your friend invites you, don't be afraid of what he does, what you do...

If you have a snack, you can prepare 300 and chat while drinking, just 1 or 2 hours.

Each store is different, the grade is different, and the consumption is not the same

Coffee on the wall, I don't know this story I saw from **, so I can't give you a link, sorry. The story probably means that a Chinese goes on a business trip to a country. I went to a café for coffee and found that someone bought two cups of coffee and told the waiter that one of them was coffee on the wall.

The waiter served him a cup of coffee, and the other cup of coffee was "a cup of coffee" written on a card, and then pinned the card to the wall. The Chinese do not understand and are not embarrassed to ask. Later, I went to drink coffee again, and found that an old man in ragged clothes came in and looked at the wall, and when he saw a card with "a cup of coffee", he called the waiter and said that he wanted a cup of coffee on the wall.

The waiter gave him a cup of coffee and took the coffee card off the wall. That's what the story goes like, illustrating one point: respect for the poor!

Let the poor live with dignity, whether it is the person who pays for coffee or the service staff, and achieves that respect from the inside out.

We've done English reading comprehension. It's the story of the coffee on the wall. Now there's a restaurant that's the same.