At the end of last year, Huawei seemed to be in a slump in the face of attacks launched by the United States.But six months after being attacked, Huawei is shifting from defense to attack. Six months after attack, Huawei, a Chinese telecommunications equipment manufacturer, is shifting from defense to attack.

This week, the Chinese company intends to sue the United States to ban the company's bidding for the federal contract, and the latter has labeled security risks to Huawei's telecommunications equipment.

Before filed a lawsuit, Huawei had made several weeks of advertising, and tirelessly strived for journalists to stand on his side in all parts of the world, and even tried to make #Huaweifacts popular on social media.

At the end of last year, Huawei seemed to be in a slump. The country of Five Eyes shared network and other European allies considered joining the ranks of Washington and rejected Huawei's equipment in 5G network construction.5G is the next generation of infrastructure, which will achieve faster streaming media videos. After the Internet of Things equipment comes out, these devices have a speed -like response speed.

But the United States' efforts are swaying.Britain and New Zealand have changed their ideas; Germany and France are also turning to compare comparative settlements, even if US Secretary of State Mike Bull; Mike Pompeo warned the consequences of using Chinese equipment.We will not be able to cooperate with them in hell; hellip; we will not expose American information to risks, he said.

On the occasion of Britain's trade -offs around Huawei's debate, British telecommunications operator BT became one of the first foreign companies to obtain a foreign company that provided corporate telecommunications networks in China.BT has been seeking such permission for a while, and a person familiar with the matter said.This is the coincidence of lsquo; coincidental rsquo;.

Some highly respected characters such as Robert Bull, the former head of the Government Communications Headquarters (GCHQ); Robert Bull; Robert Hannigan, supported to adopt a more flexible position.Huawei's founder and president Ren Zhengfei moved from behind the scenes to the stage and accepted an interview with the British BBC and the CBS Broadcasting Corporation (CBS).

Huawei filed a lawsuit in the court, and seemed to learn from the experience of Kaspersky Lab (Kaspersky Lab).The claim of the ban is unconstitutional, because the US Constitution is prohibited from passing the law to punish specific individuals or groups not to punish specific individuals or groups.

Behind the United States worrying about Huawei, China has increasingly mastered mobile Internet technology.It is determined to win the important role in Beijing, which has failed to play an important role in previous generations of mobile Internet (partial reason for China to formulate its own standards).

As long as you look at the relevant industry institutions, you will realize how successful China has done.At the end of last year, Zhao Houlin was once again elected as Secretary -General of the International Telecommunications Alliance (ITU) and started his second four -year term.ITU affiliated to the United Nations is an information and communication technology organization with a history of 154 years.

China also dominates the standard formulation agency of 3GPP. 110 of the individual members of the agency (including local departments of some multinational companies) come from China and 82 from the United States.

The standard formulation process has always been long and arduous, and various technical companies have tried to make the standard system favorable to themselves, and a former regulator in the United States said.He added that the meal and smoke rooms played behind the scenes of voting Mdash; mdash; everyone learned the tricks of Americans.

At the same time, Huawei's R & D expenditure made it envious.

In the end of the 1990s, the telecommunications industry's debt in the end of the 1990s had to lay off and raise funds, and Huawei quietly developed.Today, even Huawei's critics have acknowledged that the company's production equipment is good.

It is also important that thanks to the economic effects MDASH; mdash; and the national subsidy MDASH; MDASH; Huawei's equipment is cheaper, and can also provide generous seller financing.

This is important even outside the emerging market.Telecom operators should bear huge preliminary expenditures, and returns depend on users' enthusiastic adoption; and 5G use examples so far are very limited.

A large number of complaints against Huawei, including stealing intellectual property and espionage, are currently difficult to conclude.Huawei may be passive now, but it is far from being out of the game.

Translator/He Li