Huawei: Rises After US Ban

Christine Tan from CNBC sits down with Huawei’s founder and CEO, Ren Zhengfei, to discuss the company’s attitude and response in the wake of being placed on the U.S. Entity List. How did the company’s leaders feel? Has the ban seriously affected international business? How is the company restructuring in order to thrive, moving into the future?

[วิวัฒน์ชูติกมลธรรม]

This is one of the real GREAT men the world ever has!

[cnmd]

At least this interview is a friendly interview. At the end, you can see Mrs. Tan showed high respect to Mr. Ren because his honest, humble and long vision personality.

[RiceballRox]

The generation of Mr. Ren, and the generations before them had made tremendous sacrifice to our country. They have carried all the weights for us and time and time again showed us what patriotism actually look like. All of they do is to provide a better life to their children and to their people.

I didn’t know much about Huawei and was very apolitical before Trump and what is happening in HK even on our national day.(I just didn’t believe in good governments east or west) But now with all of the biased informations blatantly showing up in my feed, it forced me to look more into it and see why a company would be under such controversy, and I see how the west is misunderstanding China, misrepresenting China and its government, and attacking its companies with no solid ground... after more and more researching, I am growing more and more in love with my country. And I am growing to be very proud of it, and Huawei, because I can see it’s such a large company with spirit and soul!

I used to love China only for its profound traditional knowledge, kind and hard working people, and the arts and culture... now I love the government as well. I have misunderstood it for a long time. I misunderstood what actually happened on 1989 June 4th, I misunderstood why the country banned so many internet companies which appeared to be giving us less freedom to the outside world. I misunderstood what freedom should be represented as! I never believed in the western format of democracy, but now, I actually believe the Chinese leadership system is a superior one for society. Like Mr. Ren, China’s leaders had always held their vision and ideology, and they have always been leading its people to strive for a better life, not allowing others to undermine the big picture!

[slipknothooh]

She is actually one of the less biased journalists. The interview is a decent job compared to many others.

[LTLT]

“I don't want people to look up to me but look up to the sky.” That was EPIC.

[jeffxiao]

A real man deserving the greatest respect from all sides.

[kevinnjuguna]

The wisdom in this man is unmatched with anyone I have ever heard .

[lxjilyfe]

Huawei is a TELECOM COMPANY, making phones is just their hobby.

[today]

This campus is larger than Monaco...


Imagine the speed of Huawei's growth

[tjinc]

Liking the product or not you have got to admire a man like that, my greatest respect and humble to see him carry himself in such a way.

[dariowang]

14:38 "We don't want to sacrifice national interests for ourselves, national interests is about the poor..." So moved

[mrsuccess]

I believed that U.S pressure on Huawei made them far better to their future.

[richardkoh]

CEO Ren is a fantastic man, so brilliant and calm. Gosh, Huawei is talking about 6G when 5G has just started.

[lumavdyli]

The USA haven’t start with 5G, Huawei have start for 6G 😂😂

[jimm]

Just purchased a Huawei P30 yesterday, thanks Mr Trump for opening my eyes.

[tigerlily]

What a great man! Love and respect to you sir ❤️👍💪

[madmanjshum]

Mr Ren is truly the man among man. Respect

[thndrngest]

thru Huawei, the world has a small glimpse of the essence of the genuine Chinese spirit.

[jamieatelier]

Will support Chinese product more
From Singapore

[seokoking]

There is always opportunity in crisis. He choose opportunities instead of submission. Fantastic