Lhasa·Luckin Coffee.

Strolling around the bustling streets of Lhasa, you may accidentally step into a Luckin Coffee in a department store, as if you have traveled through a wonderful space that combines ancient charm and modern design. In the store, every ray of light is carefully carved, the warm-colored lights are gently sprinkled on the wooden decorations, and the occasional snow-capped mountains outside the window echo each other, creating a different plateau style. When ordering, the eyes are involuntarily attracted by the layout of the store-the streamlined bar design is simple and stylish, and the Tibetan-style element decoration paintings hanging on the wall cleverly integrate regional culture and modern coffee culture, making people feel traditional and modern. The harmony and dance. Holding a cup of carefully prepared coffee, sitting by the window, not only tasting the mellow coffee, but also feeling the unique charm and temperature of Lhasa in this unintentionally discovered design sense. It turns out that in the heart of this city, Luckin is not just a coffee shop, but also a warm corner where people can rest and feel the cultural collision.