Cao Jie, the shop owner, expects more people to drink the coffee as the news spreads. She dismissed doubts that the program is not practical in China.
Cao said she read on the Internet about suspended coffee being introduced in Naples and decided to go ahead with the concept in her shop.
Ma Lingling, a tea specialist and the first buyer of suspended coffee at the shop, said she had been "touched" by a photograph illustrating the suspended coffee story - a white-haired beggar sipping a cup of coffee.
"It's true that coffee and tea are not necessities in life, but they bring people happiness. Compared with donating money, food or clothing, I feel that helping people to drink coffee is a kind of spiritual care with more respect and dignity," Ma said.
Ding Jie, who works for a media agency, said she is more than willing to join such a charity event but hopes the process can have more transparency.
"I think the shop should make more effort to convince us that our donations reach those people really in need," Ding said.
Cao, the owner, hopes the concept can be extended to other businesses. "Maybe we can have suspended soybean milk, bread and porridge."
Questions:
1. What charity program involves coffee shops?
2. Where is this happening?
3. Who started the program?
Answers:
1. Suspended coffee.
2. Chiato Coffee in Shanghai.
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