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Print SHANGHAI, CHINA — Hakuhodo Institute of Life and Living Shanghai (HILL Shanghai) in May conducted an internet survey into the attitudes and behavior of Chinese sei-katsu-sha as the COVID-19 crisis comes to an end. We summarize the findings of this research, titled “Survey into the Post–COVID-19 Attitudes and Behavior of Chinese Sei-katsu-sha ,†below. Since March, when new cases of the novel coronavirus stabilized in China, restaurants, shopping malls and other businesses have been rapidly reopening and companies have become extremely active in their efforts to stimulate consumption among sei-katsu-sha . However, the findings from HILL Shanghai’s most recent...
