Brothers, Mrs. Yellen has been working again lately, and before she can leave, the boomerang is coming. Here's the thing, according to Reuters, U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said at a meeting on April 5 that there should be a level playing field between U.S. and Chinese companies. Good guy, the old lady came all the way to say fair play, and she was really tired. But the words are not over, the United States suddenly sanctioned China's largest walkie-talkie company on April 7, which is really a two-line operation, focusing on one as long as I am not decent, no one can make me decent.
According to the official website of Hytera, the largest walkie-talkie company in China, it issued an announcement saying that according to the order of the U.S. court, Hytera is not allowed to sell any products with walkie-talkie technology anywhere in the world until further notice. At the same time, the official also gave the specific location and address of the U.S. court decree document. The document stipulates that Hytera will be liable to pay a fine of US$1 million per day until it fully complies with the restraining order.
After reading this, I believe that many friends must also be shocked, in 2024, the long-arm relationship of the United States will not only not be confined, but even more domineering. Mrs. Yellen hasn't left yet, and it's still hot to shout fairness, and the U.S. court has raised the stick of sanctions, and even banned a Chinese company from selling anywhere in the world, really the United States is the "world JC", right, there are still 198 countries in the world, and they must all join the United States of America.
In fact, the Hytera incident was originally an ordinary intellectual property dispute between Hytera and Motorola, but under the general pattern of industrial globalization, intellectual property disputes between enterprises are the norm, which could have been resolved through negotiation or legal means, rather than the hegemonic stick like the United States directly smashed down, with a global ban on sales and a sky-high fine of one million dollars a day to coerce, presumably it is a hegemonic means to use habits, and it is no longer realistic for the United States to talk about it. It is no wonder that the faculty once said, "The US imperialists are arrogant, and they must be unreasonable wherever they can." If you make a little sense, you have to do it. ”
What makes people even more infuriating is that the Shenzhen Intermediate People's Court actually made a judgment in this dispute, and the decree document of the US court even stated unashamedly that Hytera could not enforce the judgment of the Shenzhen Intermediate People's Court. After all, this intellectual property dispute is between Chinese and American companies, and both China and the United States have the right to make their own judgments in the legal process, so why should the Americans override Chinese law in a single word? Isn't this being aggressive above hegemony? With this kind of face, what qualifications does the United States have to talk about fairness in vain, and does it really want to have normal business dealings with the world? How can enterprises all over the world dare to deal with American companies?
I think Motorola went bankrupt back then, but begged grandpa to sue grandma everywhere to beg people to accept assets, and later the mobile phone part was taken over by a domestic company, and it once shined, of course, now it is also nameless. Now Motorola is going to borrow the long-arm relationship and hegemony of the United States to target China's largest walkie-talkie manufacturer, whether this is a good scar and forget the pain, or whether it has become a tool for the United States to "beat" Chinese enterprises, we do not know. But it happened during Yellen's visit, which is somewhat strange, not sooner or later, and Americans are always so calculating and thinking they are ingenious. Perhaps this is also one of Yellen's empty "bargaining chips" in the negotiation process, including but not limited to the United States prohibiting the Netherlands from repairing China's lithography machines. Sir, you don't want to see how your business is, do you? Or Yellen's face in the negotiations, that's probably what it means, right?
The United States now wants to cut interest rates, but it is worried about inflation, and it wants someone to increase the purchase of US Treasury bonds, and it also wants to talk about solar panels and new energy electric vehicles. Hegemony such as science and technology can be ferocious and ruthless for a while, but the vicissitudes of the sea are crossed, the people's hearts are turned back, and the United States itself has a hole in its own hope that others will plug the leaks, and it will be arrogant and domineering, and I am afraid that it will eventually be a dead end.