The well-populated areas are generally conducive to the opening of shops, especially for fast-moving customers. Newly developed urban areas, with relatively small populations and few populations at first sight, are not suitable for opening shops if they lack more mobile populations. While there are times when shops are opened in new areas that can be sold, it is often difficult to support the day-to-day operation of shops because of fewer customers. It is necessary to know in advance whether there is a possibility of demolition during the advance of the shop, whether there is a property dispute or other problem. With the rapid development of many cities, the retrofitting of old towns is a potential business, starting with the investigation and understanding of local urban planning and avoiding the creation of shops in "dangerous" areas that are easily demolished. When renting a house, you must also look into the use of the house, the quality of the building, the lack of property rights or other debts of the owner, etc. Do not open shops in areas of mismanagement, poor security and vulnerability to security incidents. There are neighbourhoods which, because of frequent lack of management, appear to be in a state of disarray, with poor security and a high level of social idleness, and where no shops are opened. It is also not appropriate to open shops in the vicinity of market markets and entertainment sites that are poorly managed, since these are not only areas with a high incidence of security incidents, but are often areas with a high incidence of fire incidents, and to avoid opening in such places so as to avoid the risk of fishing in the event of a security accident. Attention should be paid to the characteristics of the street in which the shop is located and the direction in which the shop is located, as well as to the direction and classification of the traffic in the street. A street is characterized by different conditions of transport, historical culture and location. It has to choose between two parts of the street, with more traffic between vehicles, and avoid opening a shop in a dead end. It is also important that the shop be located and directed, with as wide a surface as possible, northwards to guard the winter wind, westwards to cover the summer sun, etc. On both sides of the same street, the flow of passengers is not necessarily the same because of pedestrians ' habits, and the direction of the traffic is carefully observed and the site is selected on the side of the larger traffic. Long-distance bus stations, railway stations and the main road to the city, although there is also a large flow of people and a faster flow of single passengers, many of whom do not aim to shop and stay for relatively short periods, have to choose carefully to open their businesses in these places. Siteing is a scientific and dense exercise, often preceded by extensive market surveys and analysis and scientific choices. It should not be mistaken that opening a shop is a minor matter, and many of its failures are somewhat, if not directly, related to the location. There are many conditions and factors affecting the location of the shop, but it is not difficult to find a suitable location for the shop if it can be done in accordance with several of the above. According to the analysis of the market survey, special reference is made to the collection of 15 m2 of standard stores for priority annual wisdom, for information purposes only: 300 cups * 3 = 900/day rent 10 discounts/day labour costs 5 discounts/day water, electricity and other 5 discounts/day material costs 900*50 per cent = 45 discounts) 1 concession/day 14 yuan/day cash collections 900-100-50-50-50-450-10-14 = 226 yuan monthly cash collections 22630 = 6. 78 discounts annual cash collections 6. 78012 = 81. 36 discounts