Bobo Milk Tea had just hit the market a week ago.
And it had experienced a heart-stopping, pulse-racing seven days.
In this brief time, it not only faced unprecedented challenges and tests.
But also the most severe crisis since its establishment.
At first, numerous franchisees came knocking on the door, besieging the company entrance so thoroughly that no one could pass through, their emotions running high as they expressed their dissatisfaction and concerns.
What followed was a jaw-dropping stock market crash—Bobo Milk Tea's share price actually plummeted below its initial offering price.
The situation took a nosedive, catching everyone off guard.
Within a week, the stock price was halved.
And with that, CEO Yang Qian was dismissed from her position.
This youngest public brand also carried the hopes of countless young people.
As glorious as it was before, it was now in dire straits after going public.