JGJC(SZ:000799) Sou Hu Cai Jing·2025-12-15 14:56Group 1: Cultural and Educational Initiatives - The Dabie Mountain Red Culture Training Base was inaugurated at Yingjia College, aiming to integrate local resources, academic expertise, and corporate strength to create a comprehensive platform for red education [1] - The base is expected to serve as a model for red culture inheritance and political education, contributing to the revitalization of the old revolutionary areas [1] Group 2: Market Expansion and Strategic Initiatives - Huatao, Vice Chairman and General Manager of Wuliangye, led a team to explore new cooperation models and market opportunities in Australia, focusing on adapting to local drinking habits and enhancing channel layouts [1] - This initiative aligns with Wuliangye's 2025 marketing strategy, emphasizing the importance of on-ground insights for channel development in the Oceania market [1] Group 3: Leadership Changes - Li Qiang has been appointed as the new Chairman of Yili Te, following the resignation of Chen Zhi due to retirement age, marking a leadership transition within the company [2] Group 4: Product and Facility Developments - The Xijiu Tank Storage Center in Guangzhou was officially opened, featuring a storage capacity for approximately 3,000 tanks of liquor, designed to enhance cultural experiences and social interactions [3] - The center promotes two main products, Tank Storage No. 1 and No. 2, each with a capacity of 25 liters [3] Group 5: Innovative Marketing Strategies - Jiugui Liquor has launched China's first love-themed street in Changsha, collaborating with a local media outlet to create a unique social space for young people [4] Group 6: Strategic Vision for Future Growth - Luzhou Laojiao plans to advance its ecological chain strategy during the 14th Five-Year Plan, focusing on cultural branding and technological innovation to build a collaborative network with global partners [5] Group 7: Corporate Relocation and Historical Recognition - China Resources Beer has officially relocated its headquarters from Beijing to Shenzhen, aligning with the national strategy for the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area [6] - Two distilleries in Shanxi have been recognized as industrial heritage sites, contributing to the preservation of local brewing history [6]