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Chongqing’s Shared Study Rooms Fuel A Growing Youth Economy In China
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Chongqing’s Shared Study Rooms Fuel A Growing Youth Economy In China
Chongqing — At 10 p.m. in southwest China's Chongqing municipality, the second floor of Xiexin Starlight Mall remains brightly lit. Inside Wang Zhizhi Shared Study Room, young people sit in silence in individual cubicles, studying under warm desk lamps as keyboards click softly and pages turn. There is no front desk staff. Entry is controlled by a QR code. On a "wish wall" near the entrance, handwritten notes reflect the pressure and ambition of…
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