The original name of Harbin red sausage was Lithuanian enema. It was introduced to Harbin by Russian expatriates at the end of the 19th century. The name of red sausage was only given in 1964. It had been called "Lidos" before, which is a Russian transliteration. name. Since 1959, cracks began to appear in Sino-Soviet relations. Against this background, in 1964, the then Heilongjiang Food Company abolished the transliterated names of the 10 major European products that had been used before and renamed them. It is red in color and was renamed red sausage.

The name "Reedus" appeared again in 1997. At that time, Qiulin Candy Factory resumed the production of red sausages. However, because the "Reedus" trademark had been registered, it had to temporarily use the name "Reedus". It was sold under the name "Reedus", and it was not until 2003 that the "Reedus" trademark was officially obtained.