However, that’s not the reason why 32-year-old Su Di founded Garage Café, a café slash open office space for Chinese startups and entrepreneurs. Situated at Zhongguancun area, covering a floor area of nearly 800 square kilometers with an accommodation for about 150 people, Garage Café now be home to Chinese techies. Garage Café is positioned to bridge the gap between venture capitals and startups. Except for open office space, Garage Café has also been served as a decent venue for salons, workshops and events related to internet business. And there are decidedly more to expect from Garage Café in its practice of serving Chinese VCs and entrepreneurs.