Under the cloud of sanctions, I see an important node in China's technology industry, and this node is our Huawei. This company is not only a shining star on the international stage, but also a symbol of national dignity and lifeblood.
In this storm of sanctions, Xiaomi, OPPO and other manufacturers have performed well, and they have launched a series of decent products during Huawei's sanctions, reducing the pressure on Huawei's dominance. Their performance shows that even under pressure, Chinese technology companies are still strong. And I think this may also give some inspiration to other companies, which can work hard to make self-developed CMOS and launch surging systems early to better cope with the uncertainty of the future.
However, there are some who refute the idea of "dominance". They believe that it is nonsense to oppose the negative impact of Huawei's dominance on China's economy, and even accuse other major Internet companies of not using real money for basic technology research and development. This reminds me of the overall situation of Chinese companies, except for a few companies such as Huawei, BYD, and DJI, most of them are "big but not strong". Alibaba's valuation and Pinduoduo's vitality are bright spots, but the lack of technological innovation is also a problem that cannot be ignored.
The business strategies of major Internet companies have also been questioned.
Some have criticized them for focusing only on business development and lacking real investment in basic technology. Take Baidu, Alibaba, and Tencent as examples, although they have achieved great success in business, they do lack technological innovation. This reminds me of the historical reflection on corporate strategy, the chagrin of Academician Ni Guangnan for missing the opportunity to catch up with and surpass Qualcomm and Intel in the West, and Lenovo's insistence on assembly marketing, which brought about the situation, and the historical reflection on other corporate strategies.
At this moment, Huawei's importance is even more important. Some people believe that without Huawei, China may not be able to catch up with international giants, especially in areas such as chips and CPU systems.
Huawei's efforts are not only for the company's own development, but also to maintain the dignity and lifeblood of the nation in the local area. Huawei does not seek dominance, but to safeguard national dignity and national hope. The money it earns is fed back to domestic industrial chain enterprises and employees, creating jobs for the people, and demonstrating an enterprise's responsibility to the country and society.
At this moment, I am reminded of Huawei's efforts and contributions. They are not just for their own benefit, but for the prosperity of the whole country. Huawei's efforts have fulfilled the hope of the nation and taken the dignity and lifeblood of the nation into its own hands.
It is with such enterprises that China's science and technology can stand tall on the international stage.
Overall, the sanctions have given some eyes to some of the problems in China's tech industry, but also some hope. The performance of companies such as Xiaomi and OPPO gives people confidence in the future of China's technology, and at the same time, it also calls on major Internet companies to increase investment in basic technology. At this moment, Huawei's position is even more important, it is not only a company, but also the hope of a country. We should cherish such enterprises, praise their efforts, and work together to bring China's science and technology to the next level.