I want to open a rendering studio in Harbin. Do you have any good suggestions?

There are two situations:

1. Abundant funds, purely for fun; 2. Absolute interest, lifelong career.

Success or failure does not matter in the first case. In the second case, if you devote yourself wholeheartedly, you have a high chance of success, and there is basically no suspense about becoming a designer.

In other cases, forget it. First of all, studios are everywhere now. Large companies and large projects are looking for well-known companies. The design departments and even design companies of well-known companies have their level, platform and concepts that ordinary small studios cannot compete with. It is not ruled out that an individual's design concept is advanced and his plan is awesome, but once competition occurs, the influence and background of large companies cannot be competed by individuals or small companies. Secondly, for ordinary projects or small jobs, the owner has a strong control over costs. When it comes to your work, there is no profit and water. It is the common embarrassment: the plan is the focus at the beginning, and the price is the focus in the later stage. There is no design to talk about.

Finally, an embarrassing stroke. . .