The rise of Chinese “community stores” is transforming the retail sector in China. A prime example is the experience of Cindy Wang in Guangzhou, who finds these stores to be a preferred choice over traditional supermarkets. The appeal lies in the combination of affordability and a wider selection of groceries compared to convenience stores like 7-Eleven. Wang’s routine stop at the nearby community store after work not only saves her money—purchasing a bottle of milk for just 7 yuan and some fresh fruit—but also delivers a satisfying shopping experience without breaking the bank. The shift towards community stores marks a…
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