如果你漫步在深圳的街头,你会很容易识别潮汕人开的店。首先他们的招牌店名一律是中国传统的“诚、昌、达、高、富”等吉祥字的组合,并没有特别的新或洋玩意。潮汕人开的店形象设计一般也不很讲究,店面标志一律是店面名字的拼音字母组合,很少用英文。另外,他们喜欢在店门口摆设功夫茶,不管认识不认识,看上了都会叫你喝一杯,聊一聊,融洽感情。可是,就是这些形象不怎么样的潮汕人开的店, If you walk in the streets of Shenzhen, you will easily identify Chaoshan people’s shops. First of all, their name of the sign shop is a combination of the Chinese traditional “Cheng, Chang, Da, Gao, Fu” and other auspicious characters, and there is no special new or foreign stuff. The image design of shops opened by Chaoshan people is generally not very particular. Store signs are all combinations of phonetic letters in the name of the store, and are rarely used in English. In addition, they like to decorate kungfu tea at the entrance of the store. Whether they know or not, they will call you a drink, talk and feel together. However, it is these shops where Chaoshan people have a bad image.