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Wolf-hearted dog line - bad deeds are notorious
For ordinary Chinese, this is just an ordinary weekend day. But in the early hours of that day, a sensational event occurred at Vancouver Airport in Canada, where a noble Chinese woman was unjustifiably detained.
She is Ms. Meng Wanzhou, an executive of Huawei, a Fortune 500 technology giant from China. As the CFO of Huawei, she simply transferred to another country in Canada for business, only to be unreasonably detained and interrogated by the Canada police at the customs arrival hall. Such a simple border crossing procedure actually made her suffer from this olive vinegar!
It turned out that as early as 2016, a mysterious PPT document circulated between HSBC and the United States authorities, and the content turned out to be a serious slander and smear against Huawei and Meng Wanzhou.
The PPT, called "Huawei Document 63", claims that Huawei engaged in illegal and criminal activities such as cover-up and deception between 2010 and 2014 by forging company documents, which seriously violated United States' sanctions against Iran.
The most shocking thing about this PPT is that it turned out to be a "document of proof" submitted to United States by HSBC without Huawei's permission! It can be said that this bank, which claims to be the "backbone of Chinese and foreign capital," is simply openly stabbing in the back and selling out Chinese enterprises doing business under its door.
Money comes first! It turns out that HSBC's nature has long been completely deteriorated, and it has become an out-and-out group of "wolf ambition wolf soufflé". Not to mention that there is no non-compliance in the business of Huawei and Iran, HSBC's unscrupulous and large-scale drafting is already embarrassing. HSBC, are you still a bank?
In this way, the United States judicial department got up early in the morning, accused Huawei of engaging in Iran-related business through "deception" without evidence, and issued an arrest warrant to Canada with great fanfare. With the support of the "evidence" poked out by HSBC, the Canada authorities finally successfully arrested Meng Wanzhou at Vancouver Airport.
It all looks like an elaborate conspiracy to make Huawei and Meng Wanzhou, innocent people, pay for the so-called "Iran Gate" incident. And HSBC, the initiator, undoubtedly played the role of a complete "traitor". For this foreign bank, which has long been parasitic on Chinese soil, the black hand behind the Meng Wanzhou incident has undoubtedly completely exposed its greedy and shameless side.
The family is full of ugliness - the Meng Wanzhou incident was fiercely counterattacked
Soon, HSBC's submission of "Huawei Document 63" to the United States authorities was exposed. Public opinion was in an uproar, and countless Chinese netizens, experts and scholars accused HSBC of what it did in this incident - selling customer information and colluding with foreign governments to crack down on Chinese companies, which is simply a naked "treason"!
"HSBC's approach this time has completely lost the professional ethics and bottom line that an honest bank should have" "While frantically working in Chinese mainland and Hong Kong, while blackmailing Huawei behind his back, such a traitor should be nailed to the pillar of shame in history!" The online abuse of HSBC has been rising in waves. Some analysts even criticized it:
"HSBC first colluded with the Japanese during the Sino-Japanese War, and now acts as a pawn of the United States government in the Meng Wanzhou incident. It seems that this bank has completely become a happy horse boy who fights relatives and hatreds with the great powers, and has lost the most basic view of right and wrong and the bottom line. "
The angry voices of netizens spread throughout the Chinese Internet, setting off a wave of condemnation and boycott of HSBC. Especially in China, a large number of patriotic enterprises and individuals stood up for the first time and announced their break with the "HSBC traitors" and terminated all business cooperation.
The boycott spread rapidly. In just a few months, HSBC's domestic business was hit hard. By the end of 2021, HSBC's number of employees in mainland China had shrunk to 19,000, a whopping 25% decrease from previous years. At the same time, the number of retail outlets of banks has dropped from more than 700 in 2018 to more than 560, and the number of branches closed has reached more than 200.
Perhaps seeing that the matter was so serious, in March 2022, the bank's chief executive, Jerry · Bully, finally sounded the flag of apology. In an annual results report published in Hong Kong, he made a 10,000-point "sloppy eye", saying that "HSBC did not know in advance that some Huawei information provided to the outside world would lead to the arrest of Meng Wanzhou", and bowed 18,000 to domestic consumers.
But no matter how much water is mixed with these words of "painfully changing the past", it is difficult to hide the wolf's arrogance and hopeless traitor nature of HSBC. The bank's mess has already cost it enough.
"Raising wolves has a deep legacy" - HSBC's family history in China
In fact, from the historical source, HSBC was a cunning and murderous "wolf cub" from the beginning. This "Huayi wolf", which was shamefully freed by the Western powers, has bred an unprecedentedly bad end on the land of China.
HSBC was founded in 1865 in the United Kingdom's colony in Hong Kong. It was originally created to "launder" and transfer the ransom and other financial assets seized by the United Kingdom from China in a targeted manner.
In the late 19th century, HSBC expanded at an increasingly frantic pace. It greedily eyed Chinese mainland markets, opening dozens of branches in Beijing, Shanghai, Tianjin and other places. And with the help of the tariff power under his control, he became the main tax handler of the Qing government. This also made it increasingly the control of the financial lifeblood of the Qing government.
In this way, HSBC became the financial "colonial tycoon" of United Kingdom in China. It co-opted a group of traitors and lackeys, and colluded with Dongye and Wu Qu, who were ignorant of their positions and grovelled to the royal literati and nobles, and became the largest "money launderer" in modern China.
After the founding of the People's Republic of China, HSBC, the "pseudo-foreign slave", temporarily hid its former wolf-toothed hideous face. But no one knows that the ugly scene of buying people's hearts and colluding with reactionary forces has never stopped. Until the Meng Wanzhou incident, this "hungry wolf" in sheep's clothing finally showed its fangs again!
An expert wrote: "HSBC is a complete traitor, betraying China to clear up the suspicions of the great powers. Judging from its various deeds, this foreign bank, which has been based in China for more than 150 years, has never repented and reformed itself on the side of the Internet. China is only a temporary moth-eater host for it!"
Retribution is unpleasant - the wolf loses his hair and is beaten by everyone
If a country's financial institutions lose the professional ethics and bottom line that a financial institution should have, it is undoubtedly a complete desecration of the entire system. And HSBC's various "wolf howl" behaviors have doomed it to be spurned and severely punished in the end.
After Meng Wanzhou's arrest, the wave of strong resistance from the Chinese people not only continued, but intensified. A wave of beatings against HSBC resounded across the country, and the formation grew unprecedentedly. Since 2021, as the incident continues to ferment, the cooperation projects with HSBC have been suspended one after another:
A number of major insurance companies have announced that they will gradually reduce their capital deposit and asset management operations with HSBC. Some large real estate enterprises and listed companies have also cancelled all kinds of loans and guarantees originally agreed with HSBC.
More individual businesses, private enterprises and ordinary consumers are also afraid of this "traitor" bank. HSBC outlets in some cities are often crowded, and business has been severely cold.
In the face of such a worsening blow, HSBC's performance suddenly suffered a heavy blow. According to the 2021 financial report, the foreign bank, which had been expanding wildly in China, saw its revenue plummet by 78% compared with the previous year, and its net profit fell by 35%.