After Huawei was included in the entity list by the United States, the business of its sub-brand Glory Company was also completed in the second half of 2020, but even so, the pace of US sanctions has not stopped, and even now it has shown a look of extermination, trying to smash the sanction stick on Glory, intending to introduce a sanctions order against the company.
According to the latest reuters news, 14 US congressmen led by Republican Michael McCall sent a letter to the US Department of Commerce on August 6, requesting that the now-independent Glory also be included in the list of entities of the US government, and they believe that Huawei stripped glory to circumvent the US export control policy for the latter. What is even more unacceptable is that the U.S. Department of Commerce subsequently responded and endorsed their views, and said that it had begun an investigation into Honor and was considering whether to add new content to the entity list.
Since being included in the U.S. government's entity list in May 2019, many of Huawei's businesses have been affected to varying degrees, and more than a year later, in November 2020, it was announced that the overall sale of the glory brand was announced, until now Huawei because of the incomplete supply chain, the mobile phone business has developed to the point of imminent death, but the United States still has not stopped chasing, they have also extended a series of bans against Huawei, and now even have to move against the glory that has not been affected by Huawei.
After all, the U.S. government hates Huawei to the bone, and Steve Bannon, a senior adviser to former President Trump, once said: "The significance of killing Huawei is ten times more important than reaching an economic and trade agreement with the Chinese government." Compared with other Chinese technology companies that absorb Chinese capital to go public in the United States, the existence of a Chinese company like Huawei that does not help the United States make money is of course not tolerated, and the glory of having an unusual relationship with Huawei will naturally be targeted.
If this idea is limited to a small number of members of the US Congress in both houses, then the nature is not too serious, after all, these members of the US Congress usually eat all day and have nothing to say, but the US Department of Commerce, as a direct representative of the White House position, has shown a strong interest in this idea, and it is clear that they have not carefully considered the possible impact of listing Glory as the target of sanctions, and seem to simply think that they are now capable of doing such a thing.
The current situation is that the United States has a desire for China, on the one hand, because inflation remains high, on the other hand, it is also the urgent need to cooperate in some areas to solve their financial tensions; not to mention The visit of Deputy Secretary of State Sherman to China, after a number of US economic and trade officials called the Chinese side in June. I think it's no surprise that the words are related to topics such as "tariffs", "national bonds", and "trade negotiations".
If the US government must now take the glory of the knife, it can be clearly said that these things are all exempt from talking, and do not rule out some more drastic countermeasures, after all, many American technology companies also have a lot of ties with China, such as Boeing, Apple and a series of American companies with huge business in China.
To know that Boeing's civil aviation passenger aircraft business is related to the Chinese market, because of the air crash was ordered by the Civil Aviation Administration of China Boeing-737Max also a considerable part of the delivery of the Chinese market, the Civil Aviation Administration of China issued this ban also brought tens of billions of dollars to Boeing Company losses, and Boeing is actually a completely excluded enterprise, its export of China's most important civil aviation airliner is also boeing-737Max, COMAC Shanghai happens to have an alternative C-919, so Boeing would be a good target for China.
If the U.S. Department of Commerce must rush to kill and list glory on the entity list, then China's counterattack should be aimed at Boeing, Apple and other companies, first of all, the indefinite ban on the Boeing-737Max airliner, and then the review of existing Orders related to Chinese civil aviation companies Boeing-737Max, the most extreme case "Anti-Foreign Sanctions Law" and a series of means can be used on US companies.
Of course, not only Boeing, there are many American companies in China can become the target of sanctions, this kind of behavior is also completely necessary, because the matter of glory is put to the present, in fact, the seriousness has exceeded the sanctions against Huawei, if the US government really dares to do this, does it mean that they can indefinitely impose sanctions on all Chinese companies?
What's more, Huawei and Honor's status to China is far more than other technology companies, which are very few Chinese companies that really pay attention to technology and do not go to the United States to list and make money for Americans, if China is unable to protect even such a company, then it is actually equivalent to announcing that Chinese technology companies can never go to sea.
Therefore, the preset target of sanctions is not only Boeing, if a Boeing is not enough to deter the United States to maintain its sanity, then American companies in China, including Tesla and Apple, should be sanctioned, otherwise there will be more and more indiscriminate attacks on Chinese companies after that.