Beijing's Chaoyang Hopson One, which owns the shopping, dining and entertainment space 21 Blocks in the capital, announced it will carry out more measures to upgrade its service to expand its popularity in late December.

It has signed strategic cooperation agreements with 20 partners, including Huayi Brothers Media Group, a film producer, and OPPO, a mobile phone manufacturer, to connect more players to provide better service to shoppers.

Opened in October 2017, Chaoyang Hopson One, the second-largest shopping center in Beijing with an area of 190,000 square meters, hosts about 150,000 people daily who enjoy the food, culture, shows and shopping experience provided by the hundreds of shops, restaurants and theaters in the center.

Compared with other traditional malls that have visits mainly on the weekends, Hopson One is not only popular then, but also does great business on weekdays, thanks to its 21 Block, which open late at night.