Another Consumption Boom

Another Consumption Boom

In Kaifeng, a city along the Yellow River with a population of nearly 5 million, banquet prices increase by 20% during the Spring Festival. The Chinese way of life is changing. Today, restaurants seem to be the most appropriate place for a family reunion while the older generation used to treat rela...

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