Core Viewpoint - The resignation of He Xiuxia, the general manager of Jinzhongzi Liquor, marks a new phase in the company's reform process, which has undergone significant changes in product quality and corporate governance over the past three years, despite still facing losses [1][2]. Group 1: Company Background and Challenges - Jinzhongzi Liquor, a representative of Huizhou liquor, has faced continuous losses for four years prior to the strategic investment from China Resources [2]. - The company achieved its peak performance in 2012 with a revenue of 2.294 billion and a net profit of 561 million, but has since seen a decline due to industry adjustments [2]. - The entry of China Resources has increased analyst coverage and market interest, with the number of reports rising significantly after their involvement [2]. Group 2: Strategic Initiatives and Performance - Under He Xiuxia's leadership, the company implemented a strategy called "Two Plastics, Two Reforms, and Three Lean," focusing on brand rejuvenation, channel expansion, and digital transformation [4]. - The number of distributors increased from 40,000 to 220,000, and the company has improved its market penetration and digital management efficiency [4]. - Jinzhongzi Liquor has restructured its product lineup into three tiers (high-end, mid-range, low-end) to enhance market competitiveness [4]. Group 3: Future Outlook and Marketing Strategy - The company is committed to a "no channel pressure" policy, which, while maintaining product pricing integrity, has limited short-term sales boosts from inventory pressure [5]. - Marketing reforms are underway, with a new marketing center manager appointed, marking a shift towards a more independent management structure [5][6]. - Experts suggest that if Jinzhongzi Liquor can continue to optimize its product structure and leverage resources from China Resources, it may regain its position in the second tier of Huizhou liquor within the next 3 to 5 years [6].