Which is better, a tobacco shop, a drugstore or a tea shop?

Both can, service industry, the most important thing is service.

There are pharmacies, restaurants, clothing stores, tea shops, mala Tang, tobacco and liquor stores all over the street. The competition is getting bigger and bigger.

The risk of smoking hotels is the lowest, because it is rare to see such shops close down, but most people will not choose. It's not about making money, it's about inertia thinking. Tea shops are unreliable because they are difficult to have research and development capabilities, and easy to use, and their ability to resist environmental uncertainty is poor. They are not just in need, they are not in pain, they are not high-frequency products, they have spent money, and there are countless cases of failure. There is only one convenience store left. Not recommended. I'm afraid it's still not suitable for most people to do such a shop. The key is not whether they can make money.