Mainland China's First Our Company Container Concept Store Opens on September 9-Ehang Container House

Mainland China's first our company container concept store has arrived. On September 9 it debuted at Shanghai Wisdom Bay Science and Innovation Park! A space formed by six shipping containers stacked and interleaved feels full of futuristic energy, with surreal geometric lines that create a distinctive texture—every casual shot looks like a magazine spread. At the same time, the number of our company stores in Shanghai also set a new global record for a single city.

Our company container concept store is built from six industrial-style shipping containers stacked and interlocked. White aluminum panels add a clean, bright finish with a strong modern feel. From a distance the geometry feels surreal, as if edged with an unreal romance. From any angle you can shoot striking photos—hardly anyone would guess this is a cafe!

Space tour of our company container concept store:

The ground floor is made of two large containers: the ordering area and a staggered dining zone. Broad, bright glass curtain walls open the interior at a glance and feel refreshing. On the dining-area wall, the mermaid is a 3D-printed artwork—its swaying tail is lively and refined, as if you were underwater.

Leaning against the ground-floor containers are two facing container stair volumes; an aerial skybridge links the two spaces. The design eases circulation and boosts the building's overall transparency. Climbing either stair feels like walking toward the edge of the sky; the skylight view shifts with the hours—purely dreamlike.

The glass skylight frames blue sky and white clouds like a picture frame; the moving scenery tells the romance of sun, moon, and stars. In practice, almost any shot here looks great. These two passages will later host art installations—more reasons to come explore.

The second floor comprises two terraces, an indoor dining area, and the aerial skybridge. The open plan makes it easy to spot a free seat. Sitting here watching clouds drift past the window, a whole afternoon slips by. Four wall paintings show coffee-bean growing scenes; artists' works will also be shown here later, so a cafe visit can feel like a gallery stroll!

At the end of the containers is a small meeting room well suited for talks or light office work. On the wall hangs a photo of the historically first our company store—a glimpse of cultural exchange between past and present, and of change over time.

Besides indoor seating and the skybridge there are two outdoor terraces. When the weather cools, sit here in the breeze, set worries aside, and quietly watch blue sky and white clouds—enjoying a moment of ease and calm.