What Does 'Baoshi' Mean?

[WalterLee]

Baoshi refers to Peugeot automobiles, with 'Baoshi' being the term used in Taiwan. In Taiwan, it's called 'Baoshi,' while in mainland China, it's referred to as 'Peugeot.' Introduction to Peugeot Automobiles: Peugeot automobiles became part of the Peugeot Group in 1976 when the company merged with Citroën, forming the third-largest automobile company in Europe. In 1848, the Armand Peugeot family established a factory in Paris, France, primarily producing saw blades, springs, and gears. Peugeot's Brand Logo: The lion emblem is the brand logo of Peugeot. First used on Peugeot's saw blades in 1847, it evolved into the sole manufacturing trademark of Peugeot by the mid-1880s. As a symbol of the brand, the lion's image has undergone continuous changes, narrating a legend that spans centuries. From representing the quality of saw blades to symbolizing a manufacturing enterprise in relentless pursuit of high quality, the lion emblem closely associates the company with the agility, strength, and elegance characteristic of felines.