The current inscription time of "Jianlibao" is between March 31, 1984 and April 4, 1984, which is more likely to be earlier.

In the book "Glory and Dreams - Li Jingwei and His Jianlibao Kingdom" (Shanghai Literature and Art Publishing House, 1996), it is written on page 49 that "designing trademarks, inscribing names, industrial and commercial registration, everything is done in a few days." Completed quickly within days." P53 reads, "After filling a batch of drinks on April 4th... I made an exception and helped fill an additional batch of Jianlibao on April 6th. Three hundred boxes of Jianlibao drinks... were born."

On April 7, 1984, the AFC meeting was held as scheduled at the White Swan Hotel in Guangzhou. The drink placed on the conference table was Jianlibao.

Why "everything is done quickly within a few days"? For an appearance at the AFC meeting. Jianlibao learned that the AFC meeting was held at the White Swan in Guangzhou on the last day of March 1984.

These 300 boxes of Jianlibao should be regarded as the earliest Jianlibao on the market.

So the three words "Jianlibao" were inscribed between March 31, 1984 and April 4, 1984. The possibility of being in the front is greater, because you can only register with the industrial and commercial registration after your name is inscribed. The three-character inscription "Jianlibao" has been used to this day.

After seeing this, do you still think that the three words "Jianlibao" were inscribed by Mr. Li Ning, the king of gymnastics and the best athlete of the century (only 100 in the world during the 100 years of the 20th century)?

The person who inscribed the words "Jianlibao" was not our respected Mr. Li Ning, nor was he any other big shot.