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Coffee with you: Korea's largest coffee chain, since its establishment in 2008, has more than 900stores in Korea, in addition to coffee, but also sells a variety of high-end tea, lattes, fruit juices, waffles, breads and so on, there are more than 1200 global chain stores. Entered the Chinese market in March 2012 and quickly blossomed in first-and second-tier cities.

Zoo Coffee: founded in 2009, it has more than 100 stores by 2011, making it one of the hottest chain cafes in South Korea. Founder Kim Jianyou, a very energetic young Korean, explained that he wanted to introduce Zoo Coffee to China: "the coffee market in South Korea is saturated, and there is still a lot of room in China."

Man Coffee: this cafe is even more interesting. The founder is a Korean named Xin Zixiang, who started a business in Beijing. Headquartered in Beijing, the first store, Beijing Lido, opened in January 2011 and opened more than 60 stores by the end of 2013, with the first 36 stores said to be profitable. Man Coffee takes the way of direct operation and cooperation, which accounts for 25%, 35%, and 65%, 75% of the shares in stores. It is a miracle that such a coffee brand with no background, no brand story and no abundant capital can develop to this extent in a short period of 3 years.

Hollis Coffee: founded in 1998, it is the first branded coffee chain in Korea and now has the same number of stores as Starbucks in Korea. It is one of the top four coffee brands in Korea. In March 2013, the first Hollis Coffee store in China opened in Chegongmiao, Shenzhen. In the second half of the same year, the global flagship store opened in Shenzhen's Happy Coast. Lin Dan, the 2014 badminton champion, joined in and opened the first Hollis Coffee Shop in Beijing.