The difference is just in appearance.

In 2000, as the holder of the Wong Lao Kat trademark, GPHL signed a contract with Hongdao Group, the parent company of Jiaduobao, agreeing that its lease term for the "Wang Lao Kat" trademark will be until May 3, 2010. . Since then, the two parties signed two supplementary agreements to extend the trademark lease period. However, because Jiaduobao bribed Li Yimin, the former general manager of GPHL, with more than 3 million Hong Kong dollars, the contract was renewed for another 10 years. In December 2011, the two parties formally went to court, and more than 380 days later, the arbitration result was finally announced.

The dispute over the "Wanglaoji" trademark contract worth 108 billion yuan, with the final judgment of the Beijing No. 1 Intermediate People's Court on July 13, 2012, rejected the request of Hongdao Group, the parent company of Jiaduobao, to cancel Wonglaoji. Application for Arbitration Results. This means that the Wong Lo Kat trademark case that lasted for 445 days has officially concluded with a complete victory for GPHL. GPHL has taken back the production and operation rights of red canned and red bottled Wong Lo Kat herbal tea from Hongdao (Group) Co., Ltd. The Wong Lo Kat trademark lease has long expired, and it is legal and reasonable for GPHL to take it back.