directory
First, the United States has always suppressed the high-tech industries of other countries
II. Case Analysis - Why Do We Need "Huawei"
Third, written in the last words
First, the United States has always suppressed the high-tech industries of other countries
In the early 80s of the 20th century, the US fiscal deficit increased sharply, and the foreign trade deficit increased significantly. The United States hopes to increase the competitiveness of its exports by depreciating the dollar in order to improve the balance of payments imbalance in the United States. After the signing of the Plaza Accord, the yen appreciated sharply, and the domestic bubble increased sharply, causing the long-term stagnation of the Japanese economy and entering the "lost thirty years." These are manifested as: Japanese young people lose their fighting spirit, low desire, and dare not get married; The proportion of Japanese semiconductor industry in world sales has decreased from 45% in 1986 to 35% in 1995 and 6% in 2021, and now, the protagonists of the world semiconductor industry have been the United States, South Korea, Chinese mainland, and Taiwan.
The yen appreciated
In April 2013, Frederick Pierucci, then an Alstom executive, was handcuffed at a U.S. airport. The American long-arm pipe, on the grounds of "French Als pass bribery", put pressure on France. Finally, Alstom France was acquired by its main competitor, General Electric of the United States. At that time, Alstom was known as a "national treasure enterprise" in France.
Alstom, France
In March 2016, the U.S. Department of Commerce imposed export restrictions on ZTE, resulting in the company's temporary suspension of trading; In March 2017, ZTE accepted a fine of $1.19 billion from the United States, and in 2018, ZTE was required to submit to an investigation, and executives and the board of directors were required to make large-scale adjustments. The reason given by the United States was: ZTE violated the US export ban on Iran. Before the US sanctions, ZTE accounted for about 10% of the global communications market.
Chinese telecommunications giant - ZTE
In August 2018, Trump signed the National Defense Authorization Act, which requires U.S. government agencies and contractors to ban the use of certain technologies from Huawei and other Chinese companies, and the United States has lobbied allies such as Japan, France, Germany, Canada, Australia, and Italy to ban the use of Huawei equipment. In December 2018, at the request of the United States, Meng Wanzhou, vice chairman of Huawei and chief financial officer of Huawei, was arrested in Canada (after great efforts and struggles by the state, Meng Wanzhou returned to China in September 2021, ending three years of illegal detention)
Huawei 5G
In May 2019, the U.S. Department of Commerce added Huawei and more than 70 of its subsidiaries to the Entity List for control, citing national security grounds. Subsequently: Google stopped providing Google services to Huawei, and Huawei's mobile phone business was greatly affected; Intel, Qualcomm and other chip manufacturers have also begun to restrict the supply of chips to Huawei; TSMC, SMIC and other chip foundries are required not to manufacture for Huawei, even if Huawei has a top chip design company such as HiSilicon and has designed excellent mobile phone chips such as "Kirin 9000", because without a foundry, it is impossible to get top chips; Can't get 5G chips, Huawei, as one of the pioneers of 5G, can't ship 5G mobile phones...
Huawei's self-designed Kirin chip
In fact, Huawei is just a microcosm of China's high-tech enterprises. The United States is not nakedly suppressing Huawei, but is an ambitious suppression of the mainland's high-tech industries. Only staring at Huawei, it's really a rat's eye: 1. Universities sanctioned by the United States: Beihang University, Harbin Institute of Technology, Northwestern Polytechnical University... 2. Enterprises sanctioned by the United States: China Aerospace Science and Industry Corporation Limited, China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation Limited, WuXi Biologics, SenseTime, DJI Technologies, Phoenix Optics, Yangtze River Storage, Shanghai Microelectronics, Cambrian... So far, the United States has sanctioned as many as 600 Chinese companies.
Harbin Institute of Technology
II. Case Analysis - Why Do We Need "Huawei"
Some people may say: What does this have to do with me? Does it affect my salary of 3000 a month? There are even many people who fall for Huawei. Stupid, simply stupid!!!
Let me give you three examples.
1. College students after graduation
Recently, college students' examination for public affairs "central enterprise government" has aroused heated discussions. Why do college students take public exams? Because the general environment is not good, they want to seek advantages and avoid disadvantages, and demand stability; Because there are too few high-paying jobs that China can now provide, it cannot meet the demand for high-quality talents in China.
College students looking for jobs
Which industries offer high-paying jobs? There are many, and high-tech companies offer the most high-paying jobs. Take what I know as an example: companies like Tencent can provide many positions with an annual salary of 200,000 for college students, and even 400,000-500,000 for good ones; Enterprises like Huawei can also provide 200,000-300,000 jobs, or even millions of jobs. BYD can also offer an ordinary college student an annual salary of more than 100,000... These are very normal, and everyone often sees from the news that "so-and-so company opens to recent college graduates... annual salary". Everyone also often discusses that Tencent, Huawei and other companies are "inhumane", overtime is serious, 35-year-old optimization, the work inside is very tiring, but I am afraid that no one will question that their salary is too low, "hard work to get rich" is a good thing after all.
Huawei R&D Center in Suzhou
What if these high-tech enterprises fall under sanctions? In fact, there is nothing, nothing more than college students working as waiters, security guards, entering factories to turn screws, and going to construction sites. It's nothing more than going to a foreign country, serving a foreign company, earning Chinese money, and being scolded by you for being unpatriotic.
These college students are your sons, daughters, nephews, relatives' children, your neighbors, or maybe you. I'm afraid that no one wants their own children to be paid 3,000-4,000 after graduating from college.
2. You who buy things
Here is an example of the comparison between iPhone and domestic mobile phones.
First of all, from a personal point of view, the iPhone is undoubtedly the most successful mobile phone so far, and the comprehensive performance of the iPhone deserves to be the first.
The iPhone is one of the most successful phones
But from other perspectives, the iPhone isn't necessarily the best. iPhones are expensive, "squeezed toothpaste", and have the widely criticized internal "consumption tax" of mobile phones... If the domestic mobile phone manufacturers fall and the iPhone occupies the market, then the Chinese will have no choice and will become the "leeks" that have to be cut (of course, the metaphor is not appropriate, domestic mobile phones will also cut "leeks", but the key to this is whether consumers have the right to choose) Moreover, the money earned by the iPhone is to raise American engineers and bring high-paying jobs to Americans.
Below, or to the domestic mobile phone to correct the name. The low-end models of Redmi, Honor, OPPO, and VIVO can be sold for 1000-2000, providing options for those low-income people and student parties. HUAWEI, XIAOMI, OPPO, VIVO HIGH-END MODELS, COMPARED WITH THE IPHONE, PROVIDE A COST-EFFECTIVE CHOICE FOR THE CHINESE PEOPLE. Without U.S. sanctions, the Kirin 9000 might have been applied on low-end models. Huawei's high-end mobile phones are indeed more expensive, but this is because of sanctions, resulting in small mobile phone shipments, and it is impossible to evenly share and reduce research and development costs (because the price of Huawei's high-end models before sanctions is still acceptable)
2019 Mate 30 starts at 3999 yuan [Kirin 990+5G]
There are more high-tech enterprises in China, they provide computers, mobile phone base stations, high-end machine tools, lithium batteries, large shield machines, high-speed rail, storage particles, screens, TVs, medicines, fighter jets, space stations, quantum chips... It not only provides more choices and more jobs for Chinese, but also ensures military, economic and industrial security for the country.
3. People who screw screws in the factory
First of all, this article definitely does not look down on people who work part-time. Marx said: "If any nation ceases to work, it will perish in a few weeks, not to mention a year." Eating with your own hands, no matter what the era, is proud and glorious.
Chinese workers on the assembly line
However, did the hardworking and simple Chinese really get what they deserved? Online, many people often compare workers on the mainland with workers in other countries, arguing that workers in countries such as Europe and the United States earn more and work easier. This may be true, because there are not many people in the country who go to the United States to work, just because they earn more. Doing the same work, the same people, in different countries, the income can be very different.
I have heard an example of a person who went to France and said: "When I was in France, there was a fruit seller downstairs in the rented house, yes, it was no different from the domestic kind, but he could earn about (equivalent) 200,000-300,000 (yuan) a year, and he would arrange a vacation for himself for almost one month." ”
Holiday
China in the 90s and early 20th century was different. In factories along the coast, there is an influx of migrant workers, who have left their homes to do mechanical, health-threatening work and receive wages that are not commensurate with the intensity of their labor. Moreover, they have left their homes with tens of millions of left-behind children, their health is harmed by intensive work, and extensive factories pollute the environment. Developed countries, in exchange for hundreds of millions of shirts for an airplane, and printed paper for high-quality and inexpensive goods.
Left-behind children
All this is because the developed countries have taken the historical lead, accumulated blood-stained capital, established an international system that is beneficial to themselves, and possessed high-tech that has taken the lead in development. Are Europeans and Americans born superior, Chinese is the life of toil? Isn't a hardworking and kind Chinese worthy of a happy life?
Industrious Chinese farmers
The only way to get rid of all this is to develop science and technology, especially higher science and technology.
So, why is Huawei so concerned and so many people hacking it? Because Huawei is a very strong Chinese private high-tech enterprise, Huawei is now a bridgehead, Huawei now receives almost the most severe sanctions, if even Huawei can not resist sanctions, then China's tens of thousands of high-tech enterprises are also difficult to resist sanctions, so how can China talk about a scientific and technological power?
So, for "China Aerospace Science and Industry Corporation Limited, China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation Limited, WuXi Biologics, SenseTime, DJI, Phoenix Optics, Yangtze River Storage, Shanghai Microelectronics, Cambrian..." Wait for the "Huawei" to come on.
Third, written in the last words
Written in the last words: I don't talk about patriotism, but I believe that any Chinese with a conscience, hard work and wisdom will sincerely hope that all Chinese can live a happy life with their own hands. To realize this great dream, we rely on China's strong scientific and technological strength.
May Chinese live a happy life