Maybe this is the first step for the Chinese operating system to go global, and maybe everyone is witnessing this historic first step.
Recently, due to some international events, Google has stopped certifying smartphones running the Android system of Russian BQ Company, and there are rumors that BQ Company will fully use the Hongmeng system issued by Huawei. BQ is a Russian company, its products include hot water kettles, televisions, hair dryers and mobile phones, etc., but the mobile phones it sells are generally low-configuration, take the highest-end model BQ 6430 l sold for a 6.4-inch 1080 p resolution screen, equipped with Heliop 60 processor priced at 15990 rubles, equivalent to about 1,056 yuan. This configuration is a proper hundred-dollar machine in China. The mobile phones sold by BQ companies may have a large gap with the domestic Huawei, Xiaomi, OPPO, and vivo, but as far as the current public information is concerned, this is the first foreign mobile phone company that may produce and sell a foreign mobile phone company equipped with the Hongmeng system.
So maybe this is the first step for the Chinese operating system to go global, and maybe everyone is witnessing this historic first step. Since the rumor that BQ will fully use the Hongmeng system issued by Huawei, Huawei's official response said that "there is no plan to launch mobile phones equipped with The Hongmeng system overseas." It may take some time for the situation to be clear.
I don't know if the friends expect Hongmeng to go abroad and go to the world?