Group 1 - The passing of Wahaha founder Zong Qinghou has sparked national mourning, highlighting his entrepreneurial spirit and frugal lifestyle, which earned him respect from the public. However, recent revelations about his personal life and inheritance disputes have tarnished his reputation, while rival Nongfu Spring's founder Zhong Shanshan has gained positive public sentiment for his low-profile response to online attacks [1][2] - The deep connection between a company and its founder poses inherent risks for the business's development, as seen in various companies like Gree, Xiaomi, and Lenovo. The quality of bottled water is determined by production standards rather than the moral character of the entrepreneur, as noted by Zong's daughter, Zong Fuli [2] - The beverage market in China is highly competitive, with no monopoly between major players like Wahaha and Nongfu Spring. The market includes other competitors such as Coca-Cola, Pepsi, and Yuanqi Forest, indicating a fully competitive landscape [2] Group 2 - The ultimate success or failure of Wahaha will be determined by market performance and time, rather than public sentiment or controversies surrounding its founder. The company must focus on industry competition and evolving consumer demands [3] - Zong Fuli is facing a lawsuit in Hong Kong due to asset disputes, with three plaintiffs claiming to be her half-siblings [3]