From Sanctions to Success: How China's Tech Industry Won

There are thousands of sanctions against China, but China has used an incredible 3 step strategy to overcome sanctions and build its tech industry. In today's video we use the rise, fall, and comeback of Huawei to illustrate China's 3 step strategy and how the US and China will continue to battle for the future of tech!

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0:00 - Intro to Sanctions
2:05 - The Rise of Huawei
3:00 - US Government Sanctions China
4:12 - Strategy 1: Serving China First
5:00 - Strategy 2: Increase Patriotism
6:25 - China's Newest AI Microchip
7:40 - Strategy 3: Government Support
8:05 - Case Study: The Rise of Chinese EVs
9:50 - How the US Government Funds Industries
10:30 - Sposnor American Aires

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[Shenzhou.]

_"There's no way the US can crush us. The world cannot leave us because we are more advanced. If the lights go out in the West, the East will still shine. And if the North goes dark, there is still the South. America doesn't represent the world. America only represents a portion of the world."_ — Ren Zhengfei, Huawei CEO

[TheFrancesrose]

China is amazing how they overcame 15, 000 Sanctions. When I wanted to get a Huawei phone my Government stopped it from coming to my country. Chinese people have always been clever for thousands of years. Thank you for today's Video.

[Shenzhou.]

Huawei truly exemplifies the Chinese proverb: _In every crisis, there is opportunity._

[jimmychin]

China is not some banana republic that they will be stopped by sanctions. China is self-reliant and self-sufficient to overcome any possible obstacles that's placed before them.

[PerceivedREALITY]

China has the greatest manufacturing capacity. US has the greatest clown production capacity and the greatest national debt.

[felixlaupc]

I have no Huawei devices before 2018 at all. And thanks to the US, now all my devices are Huawei, almost! Many of my family members and friends did the same too.

[chupong]

Thanks for including Taiwan in the map of China. I am from Taiwan and I am so sick of our voices being covered by the mainstream media and some of people in Taiwan. I don’t care about the sovereignty of Taiwan as politics should never come before people. The priority should be maintaining a good relationship with the current Mainland Chinese government regardless becoming independent or not. US and Taiwan are the ones who are threatening peace in East Asia. Chinese fighter jets don’t come near Taiwan strait for no reason

[theempoweredman]

China is winning, even against all the odds. As an American, I commend China for their resilience and determination.

[Shenzhou.]

China has transformed from a once a poor, war-torn, starving country in the past, into the world's 2nd largest economy (or world's largest if measured by GDP PPP), the factory of the world (i.e Made-in-China) having the world's 2nd largest research spending, protected by the world's largest military, the _People's Liberation Army._

[ikmeitei]

Knowledge is something that US cannot sanction

[crazychaba]

If you sanction everyone then even countries who you havent sanctioned will start preparing for potential sanctions from you.

[PerceivedREALITY]

US wanted to make a fool out of China. But instead, the US made a fool of itself. Let that be a lesson.

[cryptoman]

The US seriously underestimated China because most of them don’t know much about China and think China staying in the 80s

[manflynil]

Thanks Cyrus. I'm a Kiwi. And my next smartphone will be a Huawei.

[PerceivedREALITY]

China has the most top 100 science and technology clusters. US has the most top 100 clowns.

[vladimircurkoski]

If you are older than 16 and still admire USA something is wrong with you.

[kaysha]

Every empire fall. The US is shooting itself in the foot...

[rogerstarkey]

One for USA
"What goes around, comes around"
AKA
"Actions have Consequences"

[SheenSuba-vuei]

Maraming tamad na talunan ang galit na galit dahil inggit sa panalong napakasipag at napakaunlad na China 🇨🇳
❤🇨🇳❤️

[HriStorm_]

From my childhood I still love Huawei phones.