Young Entrepreneur Strives to Promote SW China’s Coffee Industry
Yang Fan’s cafe in Pu’er city, southwest China’s Yunnan Province, offers guests a vivid window into ancient China.
Visitors to this old-fashioned coffeehouse facing an ancient alley can order coffee while seated on wooden stools at tables reminiscent of classic Chinese teahouses
Famous for Pu’er tea, a deep-brewed tea with a sweet aroma, the city is making a name for itself as China’s coffee capital. The development of the coffee industry has also drawn a flock of young entrepreneurs to make the best of the city’s history and coffee plantation.
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