According to Korean media reports, Xin Chunhao, founder of Korea Nongxin Group, died of illness in South Korea on March 27th at the age of 92. Xin Chunhao was the founder of Korea Lotte Group, and he is also the younger brother of the current honorary president of Lotte. After he left Lotte Group, he set up Korea Nongxin Group, and then developed popular Korean products, such as spicy noodles and fresh shrimp slices, which were deeply loved by Korean people? Naming talent? 、? King Lamian Noodles? And so on, and deeply loved by spicy noodles in the middle of the Asia-Pacific market? Xin? The meaning of this word actually does not refer to the spicy taste of noodles, but is taken from the surname of the inventor Xin Chunhao.

Xin Chunhao was born in 1930. 1965, he founded Lotte Industrial Company, the predecessor of Nong Xin Company. Later, this company developed all kinds of products that were deeply loved by Koreans, including what Koreans said? National Lamian Noodles? 1978 In March, Lotte Industrial Company was officially renamed as Nongxin Company, and its name was taken from? The farmer's heart? Meaning, at the same time, Nong Xin company's trademark? Seeds? Meaning of.

Spicy noodles sell well in many countries and regions around the world. As early as 1986, they became the first choice for instant noodles in the eyes of Koreans. Since 199 1 year, they have been firmly in the first place in the Korean instant noodle market. The names of raccoon instant noodles, Ancheng noodle soup and fried shrimp slices under Nongxin Group are all named by Xin Chunhao, and these products have achieved great success in Korea. Koreans define the food launched by Nongxin Group as very good food.

Korean Nongxin Group currently has branches in China, such as Shanghai Nong Xin Food Co., Ltd. and Shenyang Nong Xin Food Co., Ltd., and also has subsidiaries in Hong Kong. In Japan, Nongxin Group and Japan Ajisen jointly established Ajisen Nong Xin Food Company, while in South Korea, Nongxin Group is the main sponsor of Nong Xin Lamian Noodles Cup Three Kingdoms Go Competition.