1. The history of Opel

“Ouba” was once translated as Obel, which was taken from the surname of the founder Adem Obel. A trademark consists of two parts: pattern and text.

The pattern represents the company's technological progress and development, and cuts through the sky like lightning, shocking the world. It symbolizes the speed of the car and also shows off its research achievements in aerodynamics; the text "OPEL" ” is the founder’s surname. In 1899, Opel's two sons, Fritz and William, started manufacturing cars and motorcycles, and named the factory after their father "Adam Opel", so that the name Opel has been used to this day.

Opel's traditional "lightning splits the circle in two" logo was first used on the early Opel Blitz truck. Various Opel cars have established their own independent brand image in a market. In the UK, Opel's various models are sold as Vauxhall, using the Griffin mark, which is half lion and half eagle beast image. It was a brand name in the early 13th century. The knight's helmet is called Fulkle Breant, and the knight's hometown is famous as Fulk's Hall. The name later evolved into Vauxhall, upon which a British car company was founded that later became part of General Motors.

The history of Opel Car Company can be traced back to 1863. The founder at that time, Mr. Adam Opel of Germany, founded his own sewing machine company after designing and manufacturing a sewing machine. Then he started designing bicycles. The booming business has enabled him to have hundreds of employees and an annual output of tens of thousands of sewing machines. In 1899, the growing Opel company began to get involved in the automobile manufacturing industry. The earliest Lutzman car at that time was a three-seater, 3.5-horsepower single-cylinder engine convertible, which was also one of the earliest cars in the world. Sophisticated technology and manufacturing standards enabled Opel cars to quickly occupy the automobile market at that time. By 1914, Opel had become Germany's largest automobile manufacturer, and then established Germany's first assembly line, which was 45 meters long. By 1928, Opel's products accounted for more than one-third of the German market. Today, Adam Opel’s original promise remains unchanged. Opel always uses the latest design and the most advanced manufacturing technology to produce cars, and strives to provide consumers with affordable prices - pursuing excellent cost performance. This is the basic principle that the Opel brand, symbolized by "Lightning", has always adhered to. The German spirit of technological innovation has enabled Opel to create a number of landmark records in the history of automobile development, and this cutting-edge technological innovation has run through Opel's more than 100 years of development history: In 1913, on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the founding of Opel , launched a popular new in-line four-cylinder multi-valve car; in 1924, Opel introduced the assembly line production method and produced the first batch of mass-manufactured cars in Germany; in 1935, the new Olympia model produced by Opel was shown for the first time at the Berlin Auto Show It was the first car in Germany to use a load-bearing steel frame; in 1979, Opel's first front-wheel drive car was born; in 1985, Opel became the first German company to equip all models with exhaust gas emission control Automobile manufacturer of catalytic converters; in 1995, Opel became the first German automobile manufacturer to install driver and front passenger airbags on all its cars. At the same time, Opel also had the world's first pedal release system to ensure occupant safety. Equipped in the Weida sedan.

In 1931, Opel became a member of General Motors. The following year, Opel became Europe's largest car manufacturer; in 1940, Opel's 1 millionth car was born; in 1971, 1983 and 1994, Opel's 10 millionth, 20 million and 30 million cars were born respectively. . To date, Opel has produced 1 million sewing machines, 500,000 bicycles and more than 50 million cars.

In the past ten years, Opel, Vectra, Astra and Zafira sedans, which have been selling well all over the world, have won many awards in various authoritative car selections around the world. This is also the best affirmation of the technological innovation and sophisticated craftsmanship that Opel cars have long adhered to. As the flagship model of Opel, the Euromag is the first choice of high-end cars for successful people from all walks of life; the Vectra is a cutting-edge German technological aesthetic. As a mid-level car with outstanding performance-price ratio, it is popular among people who are passionate about career and family; Astra With its fashion, safety and practicality, it has set a new example of small family cars in the 21st century; the Zafira station wagon has a spacious and flexible space and rich functional changes, achieving both family and official use.

Thank you for your adoption! Not enough to ask 2. The history of Opel

"Ouba" was once translated as Obel, which was taken from the surname of the founder Adem Obel.

A trademark is composed of two parts: pattern and text. The pattern represents the company's technological progress and development, and cuts through the sky like lightning, shocking the world. It symbolizes the speed of the car and also shows off its research achievements in aerodynamics; the word "OPEL" is the surname of the founder.

In 1899, Opel's two sons Fritz and William started manufacturing cars and motorcycles, and named the factory after their father "Adam Opel", so that the name Opel has been used ever since. to date. Opel's traditional "lightning bolt splits the circle in two" logo was first used on the early Opel Blitz truck.

Various Opel cars have established their own independent brand image in a market. In the UK, Opel's various models are sold as Vauxhall, using the Griffin mark, which is half lion and half eagle beast image. It was a brand name in the early 13th century. The knight's helmet is called Fulkle Breant, and the knight's hometown is famous as Fulk's Hall.

The name later evolved into Vauxhall, a British car company based on it that later became part of General Motors. The history of Opel Car Company can be traced back to 1863.

The founder at that time, Mr. Adam Opel of Germany, founded his own sewing machine company after designing and manufacturing a sewing machine, and then he began to design bicycles. The booming business has enabled him to have hundreds of employees and an annual output of tens of thousands of sewing machines.

In 1899, the growing Opel company began to get involved in the automobile manufacturing industry. The earliest Lutzman car at that time was a three-seater, 3.5-horsepower single-cylinder engine convertible, which was also one of the earliest cars in the world.

Excellent technology and manufacturing standards enabled Opel to quickly occupy the automobile market at that time. By 1914, Opel had become Germany's largest automobile manufacturer, and then established Germany's first assembly line, which was 45 meters long.

By 1928, Opel's products accounted for more than one-third of the German market. Today, Adam Opel's original promise remains unchanged.

Opel always uses the latest design and the most advanced manufacturing technology to produce cars, and strives to provide consumers with acceptable prices - pursuing excellent cost performance, which is exactly what Opel is symbolized by "Lightning" The basic principles that the brand has always adhered to.

The German spirit of technological innovation has enabled Opel to create a number of landmark records in the history of automobile development, and this cutting-edge technological innovation has run through Opel's more than 100 years of development history: In 1913, on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the founding of Opel , launched a popular new in-line four-cylinder multi-valve car; in 1924, Opel introduced the assembly line production method and produced the first batch of mass-manufactured cars in Germany; in 1935, the new Olympia model produced by Opel was shown for the first time at the Berlin Auto Show It was the first car in Germany to use a load-bearing steel frame; in 1979, Opel's first front-wheel drive car was born; in 1985, Opel became the first German company to equip all models with exhaust gas emission control catalytic converter car manufacturer; in 1995, Opel became the first German car manufacturer to install driver and front passenger airbags on all its cars. At the same time, Opel also had the world's first pedal release system to ensure occupant safety. Equipped in the Weida sedan.

In 1931, Opel became a member of General Motors. The following year, Opel became Europe's largest car manufacturer; in 1940, Opel's 1 millionth car was born; in 1971, 1983 and 1994, Opel's 10 millionth, 20 million and 30 million cars were born respectively. .

To date, Opel has produced 1 million sewing machines, 500,000 bicycles and more than 50 million cars. In the past ten years, Opel's Euromag, Vectra, Astra and Zafira sedans, which have been selling well all over the world, have won many awards in various authoritative car selections around the world. This is also a testament to the technological innovation and sophistication that Opel has long adhered to. The best affirmation of craftsmanship.

As the flagship model of Opel, the Euro-American is the first choice of high-end cars for successful people from all walks of life; the Vecta is a cutting-edge German technological aesthetic. As a mid-level car with outstanding performance and price ratio, it is very popular among people with careers and careers. Favored by families; Astra has set a new example of small family cars in the 21st century with its fashion, safety and practicality; Zafira station wagon has a spacious and flexible space and rich functional changes, achieving both family and official use . Thank you for your acceptance! Not enough to ask. 3. The development history of Opel

In 1862, Adam Opel Company was established

In 1871, Opel’s thousandth car was born

In 1929, General Motors of the United States The company bought 80% of Opel's shares. Two years later, General Motors further obtained a 100% controlling stake. Since then, Opel has become a German subsidiary of General Motors.

In 1983, Opel’s 20 millionth car was born.

In 1993, Opel entered the Chinese mainland market.

In 1999, Opel celebrated its 100th anniversary.

In 2002, Opel's new factory in Russeisheim was completed. In 1924, Opel introduced the assembly line production method, making it the first German manufacturer to achieve mass production.

In 1928, the Opel brothers installed rocket thrusters on Opel racing cars and successfully set a record for safe high-speed driving. This tradition of paying special attention to research and development has driven Opel to continuously surpass itself in the world of automobiles. .

In 1979, Opel's first front-wheel drive Kadett D sedan was born. Since then, front-wheel drive technology has been applied to most Opel car series.

In 1995, the Opel Corsa ECO3 was the only car in the world that required only three liters of oil per 100 kilometers.

In 2002, the ECO Speedster had a top speed of 250 kilometers per hour and required only 2.5 liters of oil per 100 kilometers. In 1913, Opel Racing was the first in the world to adopt a new 4-cylinder, 16-valve overhead camshaft engine with the new technology of 4 valves per cylinder.

In 1915, Opel produced its first six-cylinder engine equipped with a 4.7-liter engine that could output fifty horsepower.

In 1928, Opel produced the first car, the Regent, with an eight-cylinder engine that could output 110 horsepower. This car was equipped with a multi-plate clutch and four-wheel hydraulic brakes.

In 1996, the world's first car equipped with a 4-cylinder 16v direct injection turbocharged diesel engine was born in Opel.

In 2005, ECOTEC 2.8 V6 won the "Top Ten Engines of 2005" 1.3CDTE ECOTEC won the "2005 Engine of the Year" award for the 1.0-1.4 upgrade. In 1919, Opel built the first test track in Germany to standardize new car testing and provide safety data on body structure and operation. This not only consolidated the reputation of the car manufacturer, but also enhanced the safety of the car for the consumer public.

In 1925, the Opel Type 80 car was equipped with a 45-horsepower engine. It was Opel's first car with four-wheel brakes.

In 1979, Opel attached great importance to safety design and adopted the body collision deformation zone design to protect the safety of the occupants in the car.

In 1994, Opel became the first German car manufacturer to provide driver and front passenger airbags for all its cars. At the same time, Opel also provided the world's first pedal release system to ensure occupant safety. Equipped in Weida sedan.

In 2004-2005, Opel Astra and Zafira respectively won 5 stars from NCAP European safety certification. In 1826, Opel produced the first Paten-Motorcar series Opel Lutzmann in Germany.

In 1909, Opel launched the Doktor Wangen model, demonstrating a new level of Opel car manufacturing technology.

In 1923, Opel launched the classic "Tree Frog" model.

In 1935, Opel launched the new Olympia model, which used an all-rigid one-piece body structure. It was the first car in Germany to use a load-bearing steel frame, ensuring low risk and quality. The combination of lightness, safety and other advantages makes Opel the first German car manufacturer to produce more than 100,000 vehicles.

In 1990, the Opel Czlibra coupe came out. It was not only beautiful in appearance but also highly practical. It set a record of a drag coefficient of 0.26 for a recreational vehicle. In six months, 20,000 units were sold in Europe. Since 1992, There is also a turbocharged, 6-speed all-wheel drive model that is a value-for-money performance model. 4. Which country is Opel produced in?

By the way, let me tell you the history of Opel.

Opel was originally a car company founded by Germans. In the mid-eighteenth century, "opel" was translated as Obel, which was taken from the surname of the founder Adem Obel. A trademark consists of two parts: pattern and text. The pattern represents the company's technological progress and development, and cuts through the sky like lightning, shocking the world. It symbolizes the speed of the car and also shows off its research achievements in aerodynamics. In 1862, Adan Opel founded the Opel company in Rüsselheim. The company initially produced sewing machines and bicycles. In 1899, Opel's two sons, Fritz and William, started manufacturing cars and motorcycles, and named the factory after their father "Adam Opel", so that the name Opel has been used to this day.

Opel began producing cars in 1897. In 1924, the company built Germany's first automobile production assembly line, which greatly increased automobile production and became the leader in Germany's cheap car field. In addition, the Obel family may have had concerns about the German government at that time, so they sold 80% of the company's shares to General Motors in 1929. Since then, Opel Motors has become a subsidiary of General Motors in Germany.

A car was completed in 1902. This car was equipped with twelve horsepower? Suppression? The pump's two-cylinder engine has a top speed of 45 kilometers per hour.

In 1907, Opel won the "kaiser" award for the best German car in the taunus race. In the same year Opel began producing trucks.

In 1912, Opel successfully developed a new four-cylinder engine with 100 horsepower and multi-valve technology as a gift for its 50th anniversary. Opel cars began to be equipped with heating. Nicknamed "The Egg," the streamlined Opel car was equipped with a thirty-horsepower engine. The 10,000th Opel car is produced.

In 1919, Opel built its first test track and the first in Germany.

On September 6, 1971, the 10 millionth Opel car was born.

In 1979, Opel's first front-wheel drive car was born.

In 1990, the Weida sedan production line began production in Eisenach, Germany. The production line began producing the Astra sedan in 1992 and the Corsa sedan in 1993. opel is the first company to develop a complete recycling process.

The Opel calibra coupe is launched. In six months? Caries? 20,000 units sold in Europe. Calibra is not only beautiful in appearance, but also highly practical. It has set a record of a drag coefficient of 0.26 for an RV. Since 1992, it has also been equipped with turbocharged, 6-speed, and all-wheel drive models, which are value-for-money performance vehicles.

In 1995, Opel was the first German automaker to install driver and front passenger airbags on all cars; the Vectra was equipped with the world's first pedal release system. The new Vectra is the first mid-size RV equipped with an integrated navigation system.

In 1996, Opel and Renault began to cooperate in the field of commercial vehicles.

In 2000, General Motors and Fiat formed an alliance; Opel planned to cooperate with Italian manufacturers in the fields of engines and transmissions.

Since its founding in 1862, Opel has continuously carried out technological innovation to provide low-cost and high-quality products to the broad social groups. From its beginnings as a manufacturer of sewing machines, later its expansion into bicycles, and today as a backbone in the development of all automotive products, this philosophy has been deeply rooted in Opel. One hundred years later, the company is producing nearly two million Opel (and Vauxhall) cars annually in 23 production plants and assembly plants in Western and Central Europe. As one of the most successful automobile manufacturers in the world, Opel's cars have been sold to more than 100 countries around the world. 5. Which country does Opel come from?

OPEL is called Opel in mainland China and Opel in Taiwan. Opel of Germany is a subsidiary of General Motors of the United States and a window of General Motors in Europe. It was founded by Adam Opel, also known as Adam Opel (Opel), and has a history of more than 100 years.

Company name Opel Automobile Company

Headquarters in Rüsselsheim, Germany

Founded in 1862 (the year of Renxu)

Business scope Passenger cars

OPEL is called Opel in mainland China and Opel in Taiwan. Opel of Germany is a subsidiary of General Motors of the United States and a window of General Motors in Europe. It was founded by Adam Opel, also known as Adam Opel (Opel), and has a history of more than 100 years.

Company name Opel Automobile Company

Headquarters in Rüsselsheim, Germany

Founded in 1862 (the year of Renxu)

Business Scope: Passenger Cars

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OPEL is called Opel in mainland China and Opel in Taiwan.

Opel of Germany is a subsidiary of General Motors of the United States and a window of General Motors in Europe. It was founded by Adam Opel, also known as Adam Opel (Opel), and has a history of more than 100 years.

Company name Opel Automobile Company Headquarters Location: Rüsselsheim, Germany Founded in 1862 (Renxu year) Business scope Passenger car OPEL is called Opel in mainland China and Opel in Taiwan. Opel of Germany is a subsidiary of General Motors of the United States and a window of General Motors in Europe.

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Adam Opel (Adan Opel)

Opel was originally a car company founded by Germans. In the mid-eighteenth century, "OPEL" was translated as Obel, which was taken from the surname of the founder Adem Obel. A trademark consists of two parts: pattern and text. The pattern represents the company's technological progress and development, and cuts through the sky like lightning, shocking the world. It symbolizes the speed of the car and also shows off its research achievements in aerodynamics. In 1862, Adan Opel founded the Opel company in Rüsselheim. The company initially produced sewing machines and bicycles. In 1899, Opel's two sons, Fritz and William, started manufacturing cars and motorcycles, and named the factory after their father "Adam Opel", so that the name Opel has been used to this day.

Company History

Opel began producing cars in 1897. In 1924, the company built Germany's first automobile production assembly line, which greatly increased automobile production and dominated the field of cheap cars in Germany. Sautéed head. In addition, the Obel family may have had concerns about the German government at that time, so they sold 80% of the company's shares to General Motors in 1929. Since then, Opel Motors has become a subsidiary of General Motors in Germany.

The history of the Opel automobile family can be traced back to 1838 in the German city of Rüsselsheim and the birth of Adam Opel. When he was young, Adam Opel traveled throughout Europe and learned sewing machine manufacturing technology in Paris. Adam Opel, who was only 25 years old, was attracted by these machines and subsequently opened a factory in Rüsselsheim and began mass production of sewing machines. In 1862, Mr. Adam Opel was embarking on the mass production of sewing machines. The relative price of such machines was extremely expensive at the time and was a symbol of privilege for the few. Continuous technological innovation to provide affordable and high-quality products to the broad social groups has become the core of Opel's philosophy today. 8. The origin and history of the Ou surname

1. The origin of the surname Ou (ōu 欧区) has two origins: 1. It comes from the Ou family, which comes from the same origin as the Ou family, and is named after its ancestors. The name is Shi.

In the Spring and Autumn Period, there was a craftsman named Ou Yezi. Because he lived in Ouyu Mountain and was famous for smelting and forging weapons, he took Ou Ye as his surname. Ou Yezi later moved to Yeshan, Minhou County, Fujian, and forged five kinds of sharp swords for the King of Yue, including Zhanlu, Juque, Shengxie, Yuchang, and Chunhu.

Famous for a while. Later, his apprentice forged three sharp swords, Long Yuan, Tai'a, and Gongbu, for the King of Chu.

The descendants of Ou Yezi took their ancestor's name as their surname, forming the surname Ou. In some cases, the word "owed" is removed and the surname is district.

Ou and District have the same pronunciation. 2. It comes from the surname Si, which has the same origin as the surname Ouyang. It is named after the name of the feudal land and the marquis.

Emperor Shaokang of the Xia Dynasty had no sons left, so he was granted the title of Kuaiji and established the Yue Kingdom as a vassal state. In the Spring and Autumn Period, it was destroyed by the State of Wu.

Nineteen years later, Gou Jian returned to the country.

By the time Sun Wujiang, the sixth generation of Goujian, became the king of Yue.

After being destroyed by the Chu State, Wujiang's second son Ti was granted the title of Ouyang Tinghou in the south of Ouyu Mountain in Wucheng. With the south of the mountain as the sun, he was called Ouyang Tinghou. The mountain name and the title of the surname formed the three surnames of Ou, Ouyang and Ouhou. Later, although Ouyang and Ouhou also had the surname Ou, their origin was still from this branch.

By the Han Dynasty, another branch of the Ou family was branched out from Ou'an (see "3. Historical Celebrities: Ou'an" below), which was called the Ou surname. The ancestor who got the surname: Wujiang.

Ou Shi is a descendant of the famous Yue King Gou Jian in the Spring and Autumn Period. The Ou family and the Ouyang family have the same origin, and they are both descendants of King Wujiang of Yue, who was the seventh-generation grandson of King Goujian of Yue more than 2,400 years ago.

The surname Ou has a history of about 2,000 years. According to the records in "Lu Shi", the second son of King Wujiang of Yue was granted a title to the south of Ouyu Mountain in Wucheng. Among his descendants are the Ou family and the Ouyang family.

According to the "Book of Tang Dynasty: Genealogy Table of Prime Ministers", the surname Ou comes from the surname Si, the concubine of Emperor Shaokang of Xia, who was granted the title of Kuaiji. It was passed down to King Wujiang of Yue and was destroyed by Chu State. His son Ti was granted the title of Ouyang Tinghou in the south of Ouyu Mountain in Wucheng, and his descendants took Ou as their surname. It is also recorded in "A Study of Surnames".

The famous family lived in Pingyang County, which is now the southwest of Linfen County, Shanxi Province. It can be seen that the Ou family and the Ouyang family have the same origin, and they are both descendants of the Yue King Wujiang. According to research, the Yue King Wujiang is the seventh generation grandson of the Yue King Goujian more than 2,400 years ago.

In other words, the history of Ou and Ouyang’s surnames is roughly 2000 years. Therefore, descendants of the Ou surname respected Wujiang as the ancestor of the Ou surname.

2. Migration Among the thousands of surnames of the Chinese ethnic group, many surnames are derived from the same ancestor. In the long history, due to escape, migration, refuge and other reasons, Descendants of the same ancestor have different surnames. The Ou clan was passed down from Gou Jian, King of Yue. Historically, the related surnames have been verified in ancient books. "History of the Road" records: "The second son of King Wujiang of Yue was granted the title of Wucheng Ou Yushan Yang. Later there were Ou clan and Ouyang clan." "; and what is detailed in the Genealogy List of Prime Ministers in the Book of the Tang Dynasty: "Coming from the surname Ji, the concubine of Xia Shaokang was granted the title of Kuaiji. When the king of Yue Wujiang was destroyed, he was destroyed by Chu. He was Ouyang Tinghou, so he was named his surname"; and what is said in "A Survey of Surnames": "The second son of King Wujiang of Yue was granted the title of Yang Zhiyang of Ouyu Mountain in Wucheng. After him, there were Ou family, Ouyang family and Ouhou family. Wang "Out of Pingyang."

It can be seen that the Ou family and the Ouyang family are both the second descendants of Yue Wang Wujiang, and Yue Wang Wujiang, according to research, is the seventh descendant of Yue King Gou Jian more than 2,440 years ago. . In other words, the history of the Ou and Ouyang surnames is at least 2,400 years old, which is truly a long history.

What the descendants of this family are particularly proud of is that their family lineage can be traced back to Gou Jian, the king of Yue in the Spring and Autumn Period. Moreover, it can be traced back to the sage Xia Yu more than 4,000 years ago; because the Yue Kingdom in Zhejiang during the pre-Qin period was passed down by Xia Yu's fifth-generation grandson, the son of Shaokang who once revitalized the Xia Dynasty.

In other words, both the Ou family and the Ouyang family have a long family lineage of four to five thousand years. As a person with the surname Ou, there is nothing more worthy of pride than this honor! Ou, Ou and Ouyang have the same surname.

Ou, Ou, and Ouyang are all descendants of Gou Jian, the Yue king who "suffered hardships" during the Spring and Autumn Period. Among the three surnames of Ou, Ou and Ouyang, Ou and Ouyang are the eldest. These two surnames appeared very early. The Ou family only appeared in the Han Dynasty. Therefore, the people of the Ou clan humbly refer to the community as "Ouyang". "The family name is Daou.

According to the "Ou Weiquan Ancestor Genealogy", it is said that Zhuxi Gong, the ancestor of the District family in Xinhui, Guangdong, migrated from Zhuji Lane in Nanxiong, northern Guangdong, during the Xianchun period of Duzong in the Song Dynasty (1265-1274) To Xinhui, Guangdong. Before that, their ancestors lived in Putian, Fujian.

In fact, whether they are Ou, Ou or Ouyang, their ancestors came from the Central Plains, passed through Putian, and went south to Fujian and Guangdong.

Whether in China or among overseas Chinese, the three surnames Ou, Ou, and Ouyang are minority groups. In comparison, there are not as many celebrities with these three surnames as there are celebrities with other common surnames.

3. Historical celebrities Ou Bao: a famous filial son during the Eastern Han Dynasty. He is from Pingdu, has a cheerful personality and is forthright.

Ou An: A wealthy businessman in the Han Dynasty, he was charitable and charitable, and was deeply respected by people. Emperor Jing of the Han Dynasty appreciated his conduct. One day, Emperor Jing of the Han Dynasty said to him: "You have both talent and virtue, so what do you owe me? You should go and become a district."

In the feudal era, the emperor gave his subjects surnames or asked them to change their surnames. This was a common practice. This kind of honor shows that the emperor cares about his subjects and can only be accepted obediently. As a result, Ou An changed his surname to "Ou" and became Ou An.

From then on, his descendants became members of the "district" clan. "Ou Weiquan Ancestor Genealogy" mentions that Ou, Ou, and Ouyang are from the same sect and do not intermarry.

Ou Daojiang: A native of Changle, a scholar of the Ming Dynasty, a man of erudition and talent, a teacher from all over the world, and thousands of tourists. Ou Yezi: A craftsman in the Spring and Autumn Period. Because he lived in Ouyu Mountain and was famous for smelting and forging weapons, he took Ou Ye as his surname.

Ou Yezi later moved to Yeshan, Minhou County, Fujian, and forged five kinds of sharp swords for the King of Yue, including Zhanlu, Juque, Shengxie, Yuchang, and Chunhu. Famous for a while.

Later, Yu's apprentice forged three sharp swords, Long Yuan, Tai'a, and Gongbu, for the King of Chu. Ou Puxiang: A general of the Yuan Dynasty uprising army.

Ou Daren: a doctor in the Ministry of Industry of Nanjing in the Ming Dynasty, a native of Shunde, Guangdong, and a doctor of Guozi during the Jiajing period. Scholar Wang Shizhen called him one of the "Five Talents of Guangdong".

4. Junwangtang No. 1. Junwang According to "Junwang." 9. Which country does Opel come from?

Introduction to Opel

German Opel is a subsidiary of General Motors of the United States and a window of General Motors in Europe. It was founded by Adam Opel and has a history of more than 100 years. Due to its sponsorship of the world's major ball games such as the Football World Cup, European Championships, Davis Cup, and UEFA Cup Tennis Tournament, Opel has a high reputation in the sports field and will undoubtedly bring huge returns to it. . Currently, Opel's products are sold in more than 100 markets in more than 20 countries around the world. Opel has maintained its position as the number one car brand in Western Europe for five consecutive years, accounting for 12% of the Western European car market.

In 1862, Adan Opel founded the Opel company in Rüsselheim. The company initially produced sewing machines and bicycles. It began producing automobiles in 1897. In 1924, the company built Germany's first automobile production assembly line, which greatly increased automobile production and became the leader in Germany's cheap car field. In addition, the Obel family may have had concerns about the German government at that time, so they sold 80% of the company's shares to General Motors in 1929. Since then, Opel Motors has become a subsidiary of General Motors in Germany.

"Oubao" was once translated as Obel, which was taken from the surname of the founder Adem Obel. A trademark consists of two parts: pattern and text.

Meaning of the logo

The pattern represents the company’s technological progress and development. It cuts through the sky like lightning and shocks the world. It symbolizes the speed of the car and also shows off its aerodynamic capabilities. Research achievements in science; the character "OPEL" is the surname of the founder.

Opel brand

Opel’s good brand image is based on four foundations:

·Diversity and inherent flexibility

·Dynamic driving

·Modern and distinctive design