1. From the perspective of economic law, assuming that Jiaduobao loses the lawsuit, its position in the market will be affected to a certain extent, but the market will move forward along the inertia. Assuming that Guangzhou Pharmaceutical wins the lawsuit, it will gain complete possession of the Wanglaoji brand. However, now that the dispute at the market level has been resolved, even if Jiaduobao changes color, it will not have much impact. On December 19, 2014, the Guangdong High Court pronounced its verdict in the first instance on the lawsuit over the red can packaging and decoration rights of Jiaduobao and Wanglaoji. Guangdong Jiaduobao Beverage and Food Co., Ltd. was found to have constituted infringement and immediately stopped producing and selling products with similar or identical packaging and decoration to Wanglaoji Red Canned Herbal Tea; it compensated GPHL 150 million yuan and more than 260,000 yuan in rights protection fees. At this point, the 19-month "Red Can War" finally ended with Guangzhou Pharmaceutical's victory.

2. Wanglaoji herbal tea was founded in the Daoguang period of the Qing Dynasty (1828). It has a history of nearly two hundred years and is recognized as the ancestor of herbal tea. It is formulated with herbal plant materials and is known as the "King of Herbal Tea".

3. Jiaduobao Group is a large-scale professional beverage production and sales enterprise based in Hong Kong. Its products include red canned, bottled and boxed "Jiaduobao" and "Kunlun Mountain Snow Mountain Mineral Water". The group launched red canned herbal tea in 1996. The suspension of use includes publishing a statement in the designated media for seven consecutive days to eliminate the impact, and compensation of NT$3 million to Wong Lao Kat.