Recently, Mike Gallagher, chairman of the "Special Committee on China" of the US House of Representatives, made a major statement.
He insisted that the Commerce Department need to stop exporting all technology to Huawei and SMIC.
This statement has attracted worldwide attention and discussion.
First, we need to be clear that Mike Gallagher's statement was made against a range of perverse international political and economic contexts.
To a certain extent, this reflects the US government's concern about the development of science and technology in China.
Huawei and SMIC are both China's tech giants, and they have achieved remarkable results in the fields of communications and semiconductors.
Huawei is the world's largest telecommunications equipment manufacturer and the world's second-largest smartphone manufacturer.
SMIC is one of the world's leading integrated circuit designers and manufacturers, and its products are widely used in a variety of electronic devices.
In response to Mike Gallagher's statement, we want to be clear that any country's policy should be based on the principles of justice and fairness.
Technology exchange and cooperation are a normal state of affairs in the era of globalization, and any unreasonable blockade and sanctions will undermine the stability and development of the global science and technology ecosystem.
Secondly, the performance of Huawei and SMIC in the global market is enough to prove their strength.
Their products and services have been adopted by operators in more than 170 countries and regions around the world, which is the best recognition of their technology and product quality, and any attempt to restrict their development through technology exports will only harm the interests of the United States in the end, so as to steal chickens and rice.
Finally, we would like to stress that China has always adhered to the path of peaceful development and resolutely safeguarded its territorial integrity and sovereignty from infringement.
China has always advocated the settlement of international disputes through dialogue and negotiation, and opposes any form of hegemonism and power politics.
We hope that the United States will respect China's sovereignty and development rights and work with China to build a peaceful, stable, just and reasonable international order.
In general, technological exchanges and cooperation are an important driving force for promoting scientific and technological progress, and any form of technological blockade and sanctions is not in line with the development trend of the era of globalization.
We hope that all countries, especially the United States, can follow the principle of fairness and justice, jointly promote the development and progress of global science and technology, and truly contribute to the world.