Is there a future for opening a middle school cultural and sports bookstore in underdeveloped counties?

I think this should take into account the local consumption power and students' enthusiasm for learning. From a commercial point of view, as long as there is a market, it is relatively stable and there is demand, it will be profitable; From the perspective of social morality, as long as the book price is acceptable, it can also enrich the horizons of local people and students, and can also be regarded as a contribution to society. This is good for both people and themselves, so why not? As for the future, it depends on how you look at the problem. There will be in the future, but the benefits will not be like those in big cities. After all, regional differences cannot be solved in a short time. If you only spend locally, you should be rich.