In Mexico City, Young Chinese Women Are Becoming Their Own Bosses
At around noon, as she wraps up a meeting over the phone, Jiale Zhao steps out of an Uber onto Avenida Presidente Masaryk, sometimes called Mexico City’s Fifth Avenue, a high-end shopping area located in the Polanco district with numerous fine dining restaurants and flagships of luxury brands such as Hermès and Cartier. With long, wavy black hair and wearing a sleeveless light beige blouse, Zhao squeezes through a backdoor into a storefront under renovation, a chain-strap b...