DotAR Culture Development (Shanghai) co.,ltd(hereinafter referred to as DotAR Culture), is a centralized marketing culture development company with commercial properties plan and e-commerce business as core business. DotAR Culture serves subsidiaries while it provides many well-known brand names such as Midea, Galanz, Dicos, Dr. Schrammek with product design and marketing planning. Leading members of DotAR Culture are overseas returnees with high education background. They have open mind and free thought, leading DotAR Culture to a future star among all cultural planning companies.      

Shanghai Zuofu Catering Management co., ltd(hereinafter referred to as Zuofu Catering) follows the concept of the refined and popular food culture and focuses on the fit of the product design and human ecological environment. It puts the modern aesthetic into the product and the restaurant design. Seven restaurants are built or to be built in Shanghai. Among them, the one at LJZ 1885 Plaza is the flagship of Shanghai Zuofu Catering.

The company actively makes investment in the global market. Since 2010, the company has cooperated with many American companies focusing on VC as well as got into the capital markets of Britain and Singapore.

Robert Abboud, the important partner overseas is an American, who holds two PHDs from Harvard Law School and Harvard Business School. He once served as Chairman of the Board at Texas First City Bank as well as Chairman of the board and CEO at Chicago First National Bank. He is the author of Money at Bank, Middle East Peace Process. Robert Abboud is not only an important partner of the company, but also an old friend of Chinese people. He was received by Xiaoping Deng and Yiren Rong in his early years. Mr. Robert Abboud played an important role in the investment overseas.

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