China News Service, September 23. According to the "Europe Times" Spanish WeChat official account "Western News", many factors such as the raging epidemic and rising transportation costs have made the situation of Chinese businessmen in Spain very difficult.
Recently, SER Radio conducted an interview with Chinese businessmen in Malaga, Spain. The situation of the local Chinese businessmen is not optimistic.
According to SER radio report, as of now, 20% of Asian 100-yuan stores in Malaga have been closed during the epidemic, and 50% of restaurants are losing money.
In an interview with reporters, Chinese businessmen operating in the local area stated that their monthly revenues and expenditures are barely even.
Leticia Chen, Chairman of Chinese Businessmen in Malaga, explained that the main problems facing Chinese businessmen on the Sunshine Coast are rising taxes and increased costs of imported products.
At present, many Chinese families have left Spain and returned to China.
At the same time, there are many Chinese in Spain who do not plan to send their children to school because they are worried about the new crown virus, but such behavior will cause legal problems for parents in Spain.
(Buri)