Getting to know Chengmai starts with a cup of coffee - Fushan Cafe. A cup of coffee, a Dim sum, a group of old friends, this is the slow life of Fushan people. Fushan, which has red fertile soil, is rich in selenium, phosphorus, volcanic ash and other substances. The whole town has more than 10000 mu of coffee planting area. Try Fushan coffee.

Strolling along the streets of Fushan, tall and towering coconut trees stand on both sides of the street, providing a peaceful and comfortable atmosphere. This is the small charm of Fushan, the slow life we seek. Perhaps it is because many years ago, overseas Chinese brought the habit of drinking afternoon tea back to Hainan, just like the dad tea in Haikou.

For people in Fushan, drinking coffee is already an ordinary and necessary thing to do every day. In December, the temperature is just right, and in the afternoon, local people sit by Fushan Lake drinking coffee and laughing happily. Walking through the streets and alleys of Fushan, the most common shops are coffee shops, and the most common slogans are about coffee. Walking around Fushan, you can see coffee trees everywhere. From November to March of the following year, it is the picking period, some are as red as fire, some are as green as green, and the maturity of the fruits on the same tree is different. Some even have flower buds. Pushing open these full fruits, we can see the coffee beans we usually see. Drying, the whiter ones are washed beans, and the darker ones are sun dried beans.

Tips: After tasting at Fukuyama Cafe, you can buy some coffee beans to give back to relatives and friends. It is also convenient to grind them into powder here. The coffee grounds here are usually a gathering place for coffee shops. Except for Fushan Coffee Shop, it is recommended to taste the coffee shops first and buy the flavors of various sizes around before deciding whether to buy.