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Core Viewpoint - The recent controversy involving Xibei and Luo Yonghao has escalated from a simple criticism of food quality into a public spectacle, highlighting significant flaws in brand management and crisis response strategies [1][2]. Group 1: Brand Response and Crisis Management - The initial response from Yu Donglai, founder of Pang Donglai, was to support Xibei but was quickly retracted after facing backlash, demonstrating poor crisis management [1][2]. - Hua Yu Hua, a long-term strategic partner of Xibei, took a more active role in defending the brand, even visiting a Xibei location to show support, but their efforts backfired as transparency revealed the use of pre-made dishes [3][5]. - The public relations strategy employed by Hua Yu Hua failed to address the core issue of pre-made dishes, instead focusing on denying the claims, which led to further criticism [9][13]. Group 2: Consumer Sentiment and Market Dynamics - Luo Yonghao's initial comment about the food quality resonated with consumers, as he articulated sentiments that many felt but were afraid to express, highlighting a disconnect between consumer expectations and brand pricing strategies [9][10]. - The incident underscores a broader issue in the Chinese market where companies often prioritize profit over genuine customer satisfaction, leading to a demand for outspoken figures like Luo Yonghao who challenge the status quo [10]. Group 3: Marketing and Brand Strategy - Hua Yu Hua's approach to marketing, which emphasizes "super symbols" and "super creativity," was ironically undermined by their handling of the crisis, turning their strategy into a source of ridicule [13]. - The incident illustrates the importance of addressing consumer concerns directly rather than deflecting blame, as effective marketing should involve genuine engagement with customer feedback [13].