Liquor brand Wuliangye came in the second, with its brand valued at 260 billion yuan, up 4 percent year-on-year. Followed by WeChat in the third place with its brand value rising 41 percent year-on-year to 225 billion yuan.
The top 10 brands are:
No 1 Kweichow Moutai - Brand value: 1.05 trillion yuan
No 2 Wuliangye - Brand value: 260 billion yuan
No 3 WeChat - Brand value: 225 billion yuan
No 4 ChungHwa - Brand value: 215 billion yuan
No 5 Douyin - Brand value: 195 billion yuan
No 6 (tie) Tencent - Brand value: 175 billion yuan
No 6 (tie) Pinduoduo - Brand value: 175 billion yuan
No 8 National Cellar 1573 - Brand value: 125 billion yuan
No 9 Meituan - Brand value: 120 billion yuan
No 10 (tie) BYD - Brand value: 100 billion yuan
No 10 (tie) Pingan Group - Brand value: 100 billion yuan
South Korea’s impeached ex-president Yoon Suk-yeol said on Saturday he was leaving his conservative party ahead of snap elections triggered by his exit last month over a disastrous bid to impose martial law.
The March earthquake, which claimed more than 5,000 lives, has once again drawn international attention to Myanmar, formerly known as Burma. Gergely Szabó, an amateur photographer who travels to conflict zones, joined Myanmar rebels in the jungle even before the natural disaster to document their daily struggles and lives. Here is his photo report from the civil war-torn country.