When it comes to Huafeng brand instant noodles, I believe many people are familiar with it. Zhuhai Huafeng Food Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as Huafeng), founded in the early 1980s, was once the largest instant noodle manufacturer in China. Its Huafeng brand Sanxian Yi noodles were popular across the country in the 1980s and were popular among Master Kong and Tongyi. Before entering the mainland market, it had always dominated the Chinese instant noodles market. In the early 1990s, Indonesia's Sinar Mas Group purchased a majority stake in Huafeng and became Huafeng's new owner. With the capital injection from Jinguang Group, Huafeng has successively opened more than ten production plants across the country, and successively launched Huafeng 2000, Dry Mix Yizu, Huafeng Noodle House, Palm Crisp and other series of products. In terms of marketing, Huafeng has also made a large-scale investment, established dozens of sales branches across the country, hired famous artists to shoot commercials, and cooperated with Sina.com to launch online interactive advertising for the first time.