There is a saying in retail trade: “there are two types of convenience stores in the world, 7-eleven and others”. The world's largest 60,000 shops worldwide, with a single store accounting for $364,444 a day, is the beautiful performance of the retail trade pole 7-11. Over the years, 7-11, the world's largest chain of convenience, has expanded its services on a 24-hour basis, at the request of its customers, by constantly supplementing the content of the services and making greater use of the 7-11 network. In addition, 7-11 is characterized by the use of counters to handle transactions, which are the first convenience store to provide alternative means of payment in the market, to develop a contributory service, to assist residents of nearby communities in collecting electricity, gas, insurance, water, and even courier and international communications charges, effectively facilitating the nearby population. 7-eleven was born in the united states of america after the establishment of the southern continental ice company in 1927. The shop was initially referred to as the “totten shop” and the tottem pole next to the shop became the logo of the convenience store. Since the shop began at 7 a. M. And ended at 11 p. M., in 1946 the south continental corporation officially renamed the totem shop 7-eleven, thus truly opening up the era of convenience stores. Currently, 7-eleven stores are located in 18 countries around the world。