Recently, the signing of the US Xinjiang-related bill has undoubtedly made major US enterprises begin to show loyalty one after another, because the United States has stopped importing all products related to China's Xinjiang and banned the use of Xinjiang labor, and it is obvious that the United States is making a fuss about "human rights" again. After the US president signed the Xinjiang-related decree, many US companies have expressed their attitude and have used this incident to speculate, first Intel issued a statement saying that it would not use any Xinjiang products, and then Adi and Nike came out to express their position, undoubtedly showing loyalty to the US government, but recently there has been the opposite, which has surprised the United States.
Tesla did the opposite
The United States has always liked to incite public opinion, and the "human rights issue" in Xinjiang is a topic that the United States has been constantly hyping up recently, and those Western companies are obviously making Money from China while standing for the United States. Previously, Sam's Supermarket was jointly withdrawn by many members because of the removal of Xinjiang products, which triggered a frenzy of card withdrawal, which is also self-inflicted, after all, on China's turf, smashing China's rice bowl is obviously self-sufficient.
And Tesla recently announced the opening of stores in Xinjiang, the first Tesla store in Xinjiang announced the opening, this news, undoubtedly let the outside world talk about it, this is obviously in the face of the US government, for this reason the US media continues to criticize Tesla's behavior, even the US Republican Congressman Rubio is also a "stateless company" in the air, and said that Tesla is "covering up the facts" in Xinjiang, China. The chairman of the American civil rights organization said tesla's showroom in China's Xinjiang region must be shut down and economic support for China must be stopped.
The United States moved a stone and dropped it on its own feet
After all, those who have actually been to Xinjiang know that what they are portraying is not the truth at all, and the so-called forced labor force in the United States is even more illusory, probably wanting to impose its own crimes on others. While the United States continues to demand that China lower the trade threshold, it intervenes in China, to put it bluntly, to harm China's interests, which is disgusting.
Tesla's total trade sales in China exceeded the $1 trillion mark last year, which can be said to have net growth assets of $32.6 billion, and Tesla said that the opening of its first store in Xinjiang is an important starting point for it. All in all, Tesla set up stores in Xinjiang for economic benefits, and it is the United States that chokes its lifeblood, which Musk has obviously expected. Xinjiang affairs are China's internal affairs, and the United States has no right to interfere at all.
Part of the source: Defense Times