90秒的表白，100分的熱愛！上海外語頻道ICS誠邀中外青少年們用90秒英語短視頻，一起說出“愛上海的理由”，展現(xiàn)與新時(shí)代同向同行、共同前進(jìn)的新生代新氣象。點(diǎn)一杯19.21元的“覺醒年代”，品一品四行倉庫里百分百“中國制造”的拿鐵，本集主講人邱天同學(xué)將咖啡里的故事娓娓道來。一杯咖啡，一座城，一段歷史，薪火相傳，“啡”你莫屬。

全球咖啡店數(shù)量最多的城市？

上海，7800+家咖啡店

每10,000人擁有3.16家

一杯咖啡，一段歷史……

邱天自述：

你可曾想到一杯咖啡能讓你了解這個(gè)城市的歷史？

“一咖啡” 位于興業(yè)路中共一大會址對面。在這里，咖啡的品名、定價(jià)都很有趣，還包含著歷史意義。這杯標(biāo)價(jià)19.21元的咖啡名字叫“覺醒年代”，代表著1921年中國共產(chǎn)黨成立。特殊的命名和標(biāo)價(jià)方式寓意著中國有志之士和熱血青年對真理的追求。每一杯咖啡的背后都有一個(gè)故事。

在上個(gè)世紀(jì)三十年代，多倫路的公啡咖啡館是魯迅先生經(jīng)常光顧的地方。以他為旗幟的中國左翼作家聯(lián)盟在這里醞釀?wù)Q生。當(dāng)你了解了那段歷史，你便能在一杯咖啡里品味出，百年前那些為國探路的青年們心中澎湃的激情。

在人民咖啡館，八一三淞滬抗戰(zhàn)的英雄歲月定格在四行倉庫的高墻之上，也定格在這杯名為“中國制造”的拿鐵咖啡之上。

一杯咖啡，一段歷史。在上海的咖啡館，你可以沉浸在歷史與現(xiàn)代交相輝映中，品味那富有溫度的咖啡文化。愛咖啡！愛上海！

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Which city has the most coffee shops in the world?

Shanghai has 7,800+ coffee shops and 3.16 café per 10,000 people.

A cup of coffee has a history behind...

Did it ever strike you that as tiny as a cup of coffee can let you know the history of a metropolis?

'ONE COFFEE', located on the opposite side of the site of the First National Congress of the CPC on Xingye road, has interesting coffee names and prices, which also convey historical meanings. The coffee, named as 'the Age of Awakening', is priced as 19.21 yuan, which represents the year when the CPC was founded. The special naming and pricing method demonstrates the pursuit of truth of ardent youth and every Chinese with lofty ideals. Each single cup of coffee has a story behind.

The Gongfei Café （Massing Coffee) on Duolun Road was a place frequented by Lu Xun （1881-1936, the "father of modern Chinese literature") in the 1930s, and the Chinese Left-Wing Writers' Union under his banner was brewed here. Having known the history, in a cup of coffee, you can taste the passion and anxiety of those young people who explored a new pathway for the country a hundred years ago.

In the People's Café, the heroic years of the ‘August 13th’ Anti-Japanese War were reflected on the high wall of the Sihang Warehouse, and on the cup of latte called ‘Made in China’.

A cup of coffee has a history behind. In Shanghai’s cafés, you can immerse yourselves in the interflow between history and modernity, savouring the warmth of coffee culture.

Love coffee, love Shanghai!