The United States, the self-appointed world policeman, has skillfully used the power stick in its hands to ruthlessly suppress Huawei, an ordinary commercial enterprise, under the banner of "safeguarding national interests". How funny and sad it is that such a blatant act of power has thrown the "principle of the market and the spirit of fair competition" out of the clouds, and they have used "national security" as an excuse to ignore the principle of fair and impartial international competition and regard power as a stick that they can wield at will.
Peel off the coat, the true intentions of the United States are beyond doubt, they suppress Huawei is like a dog jumping over a wall, they understand that Huawei has long been no longer afraid of their chip supply cut-off, in the face of their pressure, Huawei still remains tenacious, poor and think about change, they have gradually overcome obstacles in the field of mobile phone chips, and even hinted that their PC processor backup program will be rapidly advanced. Without your supply, we can still live well, this is Huawei's silent counterattack.
The voices of netizens have resounded in the sky, this is not a fearless challenge to the United States, but a firm support for Huawei. They no longer want to see China's technology constrained, they are eager for the early rise of domestic chips and domestic operating systems, and they expect Huawei to fight back and find a path of its own.
The United States, such a dominant star, seems so shy and uneasy in the face of Huawei's rise, they are afraid of competition, afraid of order, afraid of losing their conceited "world hegemon" status. He used extreme methods to declare war on Huawei, an increasingly powerful competitor. This is contrary to market principles and the spirit of fair competition.
However, the United States never imagined that this series of actions they have made has triggered reflection and opposition around the world. The more oppressive, the stronger Huawei's resistance will be, just like the loose spring, when it is oppressed, the greater the force of the rebound.
Their actions have sparked anger among the Chinese people and evoked a global condemnation of fairness and justice. The United States, the feel-good global hegemon, sees not in their majesty and justice, but in their unease, loneliness, and deep fear of fair play.
Neither Huawei nor China should be afraid of any challenge or repression, no matter where it comes from. A rash challenge heralds an even greater challenge. However, Huawei's counterattack and Huawei's rise are already on the way, and we will move forward with hope and confidence! Come on China, come on Huawei!