Four years ago, European-style cafes appeared on the streets of Wenzhou and grew rapidly in the next two years. In the past two years, the business of the cafe has quietly fallen into silence. A choice is now in front of the operators. After the peak season around the Spring Festival, should the store continue to open or close its business decisively? Do you want to stick to the coffee culture, or will the transformation introduce other themes? Zheng Junjie, a reporter from ■ Wenzhou Metropolis Daily
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