A sloped roof with upturned flying eaves is this version's most distinctive Eastern design element. The eave ends curve upward with a crisp, clean silhouette, setting it apart visually from other models' straight sloped roofs.

The interior is clearly zoned: one side features a gridded partition shelf, suited for organized small packaged goods; the other combines open shelving with an enclosed cabinet, where shelving handles display and the cabinet handles storage, keeping the two functions separate. The beam beneath the eaves preserves a full branding display area.

This version also supports multi-unit configurations, with several units extending side by side for a bolder, more commanding presence than a single unit. It suits scenarios that need a larger display frontage while retaining the recognizable traditional eave silhouette, such as cultural tourism projects, historic districts, or a main market entrance that brings together multiple affiliated brands.