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Da Bao was once a Chinese brand. It was founded in 1985 and was one of the earliest brands in China to enter the beauty industry. However, after it was acquired by Johnson & Johnson in 2008, Dabao became an American brand. Therefore, Da Bao was no longer a Chinese brand.

Dabao used to be a Chinese brand, but after it was acquired by Johnson & Johnson in 2008, it became an American brand. Although the packaging and image of Da Bao had not changed much, Da Bao was now an American brand.

Dabao used to be a Chinese brand, but after it was acquired by Johnson & Johnson in 2008, it was now an American brand.

Da Bao was a Chinese brand. Dabao was a brand of China's Beijing Dabao Cosmetics Co., Ltd., founded in 1999. Although it was acquired by Johnson & Johnson in 2008, it was still considered a Chinese brand. Da Bao had a high reputation in the Chinese market and was one of the earliest brands to enter the beauty industry in China. It had achieved great success in the domestic market, and the product series it launched had been widely used in different periods and levels of consumer demand. Therefore, it could be said with certainty that Dabao was a Chinese brand.

Dabao used to be a Chinese brand, but after it was acquired by Johnson & Johnson in 2008, it became an American brand. Although Dabao's packaging and image had not changed much, it was no longer a Chinese brand.

Da Bao was a Chinese brand. Dabao was the brand of Beijing Dabao Cosmetics Co., Ltd., which was established in 1999. Although it was acquired by Johnson & Johnson in 2008, it was still a Chinese brand. Dabao had a high reputation in the Chinese market and had always been committed to solving the skincare needs of Chinese consumers. Therefore, it could be confirmed that Dabao was a Chinese brand.

Dabao used to be a Chinese brand, but after it was acquired by Johnson & Johnson in 2008, Dabao became a member of the Johnson & Johnson family and was no longer a domestic brand.

Da Bao was a Chinese brand. Although it was acquired by Johnson & Johnson in 2008, it was still considered a Chinese brand. Dabao was a brand of China's Beijing Dabao Cosmetics Co., Ltd., founded in 1999. It was one of the earliest brands in China to enter the beauty industry and was also the only skincare brand in the "Made in China" brand plan. Da Bao had a high reputation in the Chinese market and was one of the earliest brands to enter the beauty industry in China. Although Dabao was acquired by Johnson & Johnson in 2008, its brand still belonged to China.

At present, some Chinese comics have been upgraded to Chinese brands. The following are some examples: 1 Journey to the West: This cartoon was first released in 1966. It is one of the earliest cartoons in China and a classic of Chinese culture. Later, it was adapted into a movie, TV series, game, and manga of the same name, becoming one of the important representatives of Chinese culture. 2 Romance of the Three Kingdoms: This cartoon was first broadcasted in 1984. It is an animated version of the classic Chinese literary work Romance of the Three Kingdoms. The animation received widespread international acclaim and was regarded as one of the representative works of Chinese animation. 3. Dream of the Red Chamber: This animated film was first broadcast in 1987. It is an animated version of the classic Chinese literary work Dream of the Red Chamber. The animation's production level and artistic expression were very high, and it was hailed as a classic in the history of Chinese animation. "Havoc in Heaven": This cartoon was first broadcasted in 1966. It is one of the earliest color cartoons in China and a classic of Chinese culture. The cartoon was later adapted into a movie, TV series, game, and manga of the same name, becoming one of the important representatives of Chinese culture. 5 Ultraman: This cartoon was first broadcasted in 1966 and is one of the Japanese special TV series. The cartoon was widely welcomed in China and became one of the cultural symbols of Ultraman fans in China. Later, the cartoon was adapted into a movie, TV series, game, and comic of the same name, becoming one of the cultural brands in China. It should be noted that these upgraded Chinese brands did not refer to the original cultural background and style of the work, but to better promote and publicize the commercial activities of the work.

Dabao Sod Honey was originally a Chinese brand, but it was acquired by Johnson & Johnson in 2008. It could now be said that Dabao Sod Honey was an American brand.