On the afternoon of November 10, the official Weibo of Cha Yan Yue Xie released a message announcing that there were indeed 70 or 80 stores in Changsha temporarily closed, and the news triggered heated discussion among netizens, and related topics quickly appeared on Weibo's hot search.
Many netizens cheered for the pleasant color of the tea, hoping that it could hold up.
However, there are also many netizens in the comments who complain about the high turnover rate of tea-colored employees, and a variety of drinks removed from the shelves:
On the evening of the 10th, on the issue of closing the store that netizens are particularly concerned about, Lu Liang, the founder of Chayan Yuese, told reporters, "Under the epidemic situation, the shop is temporarily closed, and the tea people are used to it, and everyone is not used to it." ”
"This temporary closure of 87 stores is already the third time this year that the stores have been temporarily closed, and they are all closed in the May Day Square Pedestrian Street business circle, which has several intersections and too dense layouts." Lu Liang said that the first time the store closed this year was at the beginning of the year, and the second time was the repeated epidemic at the end of July. This time, the temporarily closed stores will gradually reopen according to the situation.
Lu Liang also revealed that this year, Chayan Yueshi will open stores in Zhuzhou, Yueyang and Liuyang, and will also enter other cities and prefectures in Hunan next year. "The opening of stores in the outer area will accelerate, and the community in Changsha is also opening new stores normally." At present, a total of nearly 500 chayan stores are open as normal. ”
Screenshot of the official Weibo of Cha Yan Yue
Comprehensive: Rednet, China Economic Network
Source: Voice of Westlake