Encore: How can time-honored brands stand the test of modernity?

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  Hey everyone.

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  Jason Smith here, host of the Bridge.

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  Hey guys.

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  This is He Yang with Roundtable.

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  This is Xu Yawen with World Today.

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  May the year of the Chinese Dragon, bring you a tide of strength, success and good fortune.

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  May you be great and unstoppable as a dragon soaring through the oceans.

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  And I want to wish you your families and loved ones good luck, happiness and prosperity in the New Year.

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  I would like to wish you Long Nian Dazi Da Zhang Hong Tu and may you achieve great success in your endeavors.

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  Happy Chinese New Year.

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  Xinyin Kuai La Discussion Keeps the world turning this is Round Table.

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  Hello, welcome to Roundtable, where we serve up piping hotel debates on the issues that sizzle in China and beyond.

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  I'm Neo Honglin sitting in for He Yang.

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  Coming up, in the symphony of modernity where trends ebb and flow like trends and waves, there exists a group of brands whose stories span not just years, but generations.

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  These are not just products.

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  They are living entities that have witnessed the tides of change.

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  How are these old brands doing in this fast changing age?

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  What's their secret for not just surviving but thriving for decades, if not centuries?

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  Let's unravel the captivating narratives where every label tells a story and every bottle holds a piece of the past waiting to be rediscovered.

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  For today's show, I'm joined by Li Yi in the studio and Josh Cotterell on the line.

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