Prepared to purchase lenses and bought PPG resin blanks; started producing 1.50 refractive index resin lenses.

Expanded production scale, doubling lens output to 600,000 pieces.

Cooperated with Japan's Toyo Kogyo; used TS-46 materials to produce 1.56 refractive index resin lenses.

Introduced 2 sets of Korean edging equipment, becoming one of the earliest domestic edging equipment users.

Established R&D department, conducted basic material research on lenses, and started producing coated lenses.

Acquired 4 sets of edging equipment, increasing the number of edging machines to 4.

Acquired Jinpeng Optical (a lens enterprise), becoming the largest domestic OEM lens manufacturer.

Participated in the international optical fair for the first time, going abroad and entering the international market.

Successfully developed and launched "Wudi" (Non-Reflective) coated lenses.

Junshi's 1500㎡ large-scale workshop was completed.

Introduced the largest fully automatic edging equipment in Asia.

Launched 1.568 ultra-thin light lenses; its lightweight lens materials were widely recognized by the market and became the recommended product for Junshi lenses.

"Junshi" won the title of "Famous Trademark of Jiangsu Province".

Cooperated with Zeiss to introduce technology; Junshi's children's high-definition black film lenses were launched.

Junshi won the honorary title of "High-tech Enterprise"; launched the third-generation "color-changing" lenses.

Junshi Laboratory developed and launched reading lenses and new 1.67 anti-blue light lenses.

Junshi launched 1.60 high-definition, anti-blue light, and scratch-resistant lenses.

Anti-blue light lenses were completed; launched 1.56, 1.588, and 1.60 multi-color anti-blue light lenses.

Junshi launched D80 series high-definition lenses; D80 series lenses were designated for supply.

Junshi launched new products: 1.57 anti-blue light and 1.60 FK6 ultra-thin lenses.

Junshi launched high-refractive-index 1.60 PLU3 non-reflective, 1.67 PLU5 non-reflective anti-blue light lenses.