Foreigners criticize U.S. Huawei chip policies as crazy

Stephen Perry, a prominent figure in the UK business community with 50 years of experience working with China, expressed his perplexity at Western nations' views on China becoming an "empire." Perry believes that it is Western countries who have been trying to maintain their dominance forever, not China. He also questioned where and how Huawei's chips are produced, hinting at the U.S.'s reluctance to accept China's technological advancements.

Weibo netizens have expressed their support for Huawei and criticized the United States for its restrictive policies. They view the U.S.'s behavior as ridiculous and accusatory, likening it to a runner looking back at second place during a race. They argue that the U.S. is not only violating rules but also affecting its own progress by trying to maintain its leading position.

One Weibo user even compared Huawei's rise to a nuclear bomb thrown at Washington, signifying how significantly it could impact the U.S.'s technological dominance. The user further noted that while American politicians are being portrayed as fools by media, they know China will surpass them in technology but still restrict Chinese development.

The Huawei Mate 60 series has been hailed as a significant breakthrough in the semiconductor industry, with its advanced chip, the Kunlun 9000S. The phone's success is seen as a crucial step towards China's goal of developing an independent and controllable semiconductor industrial chain. This development has been celebrated as it can potentially counteract the U.S.'s restrictions on Huawei and allow China to advance technologically at a faster pace than the U.S.

Some users have expressed that Huawei's success does not solely benefit those earning 3,000 RMB but is a source of pride for all Chinese people. They argue that the forced relocation of Apple's supply chain caused domestic challenges in materials, supply chains, employment, and funds, but the launch of Huawei Mate 60 series effectively mitigated these issues.

Furthermore, some netizens have pointed out the potential for political tension between China and the U.S. due to the export restrictions on Chinese chips. They worry that if these restrictions continue, it may lead to physical conflict between the two superpowers. Despite this, many users still believe in Huawei's capabilities and its ability to thrive without relying heavily on American technology and equipment.

The United States has been tightening its sanctions on Huawei once again, but due to political courtesy, they will inform China in advance before implementing these measures. This move has sparked debates among Chinese netizens, with some questioning the need for a response, while others feel that it is essential to thank the U.S. for their notice.

In an unrelated development, the United States House of Representatives ousted Republican Speaker Kevin McCarthy on Tuesday, leading to discussions about political divisions within the ranks and the significance of this historic event in American politics. Some