A bubble tea shop creates a micro-forest in the middle of a crowded Chinese city
To put it lightly, commercial real estate space in Nanchang Road is prohibitive – it’s barely one block away from Huaihai Road, the spot of choice for many international luxury brands. So why would Mistea,
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