China Baroque block’s cultural-creative installation salutes National Day; 2,000 cups of coffee warmly gifted to citizens

On October 1, National Day, the morning light shone on the China Baroque Historical and Cultural Block. At the block’s Yaochao Renmin Café, a “Salute to the Motherland” themed cultural-creative installation was carefully staged, and a strong festive atmosphere washed over the scene. That day, the store gave away 2,000 cups of coffee for free, celebrating the holiday with citizens and visitors and paying deep tribute to the great motherland.

According to the person in charge of the Yaochao Renmin Café’s China Baroque branch, as a rising cultural landmark of the block, the store has continuously built themed cultural-creative scenes around major festive occasions. Previously it launched installations such as “Long Live the Motherland” and “Dedicate Our Youth to the Motherland.” The neo-China-chic design style blends cleverly with the century-old Baroque architecture, combining fashion with red sentiment, and keeps stirring the patriotic enthusiasm of citizens and visitors.

On National Day, the store launched a public-interest giveaway, offering five varieties of coffee free to citizens and visitors, 2,000 cups in total. The scene was orderly, with people queuing up to collect their cups. Baristas worked busily, handing over fragrant coffee one cup at a time with holiday blessings, filling the whole block with warmth.

Strolling along Jingyu Street with red flags flying, stepping over century-old cobblestone roads, the unique century-old townscape and the thick National Day atmosphere moved many young visitors. They paused before the “Salute to the Motherland” installation, immersing themselves in the distinctive heritage of this heroic ice-city and voicing their best wishes for the motherland’s prosperity.

Harbin Daily reporter Zhang Xusheng (text/photo/video)

Night-scene photos provided by the unit interviewed

Editor / initial review: Wang Jianqing

Re-review: Yang Ming

Final review: Xu Guangzhou

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