Group 1 - The article discusses the phenomenon of "Haqimi" and its impact on stock prices, particularly focusing on the product launch by Jiuyang Douye and the subsequent stock surge of Jiuyang Co., which is unrelated to the product [3][6][7] - Jiuyang Douye's new product "Haqimi North-South Mung Bean Milk" sold out quickly, leading to a backlog of orders and a significant increase in demand [6][8] - Jiuyang Co. experienced a stock price surge after the product launch, despite clarifying that it had no operational ties to Jiuyang Douye, which had sold its stake in the bean milk business [7][8] Group 2 - The article highlights the emergence of "Haqimi" as a meme culture, with various companies and stocks being associated with it, leading to a speculative investment environment [8][9][28] - The phenomenon has sparked a broader internet culture war, with opposing views on animal rights and meme usage, resulting in increased engagement and controversy [28][40][61] - The article suggests that the "Haqimi" trend represents a shift in how companies engage with controversial topics, potentially leading to more businesses taking sides in cultural debates [61][63]