When Walmart expanded into China in 1996, which significant brand adaptation strategy did they implement to appeal to local consumers?

In today's interconnected world, geographic considerations heavily influence product strategy and retail expansion. Successful brands must navigate cultural differences, regional preferences, and location-specific challenges. This poll tests your knowledge about how a major retail chain strategically adapted its brand identity when expanding internationally, balancing global recognition with local relevance.

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They rebranded completely as 'Chinese Value Stores' to distance themselves from American associations
They introduced the localized Chinese name '沃尔玛' (Wò'ěrmǎ) and adapted store layouts for Chinese shopping preferences
They maintained identical store designs to the US but exclusively sold Chinese-made products
They operated exclusively as an e-commerce platform for the first decade before opening physical locations