Last time I checked, Alstrom from France and the Japanese semiconductor industry were wiped out by the US with the same tactics they're using on Huawei now.
@@martinleung5855 You're right. And around that year, Japan also signed a "choking" deal with US and other western countries, the name is Plaza Accord Agreement. This deal led Japan into a crisis economic era called 'Japan's Economic Bubble'. Even though the crisis period were just around 1 decade, but the loss is still felt until today... Japan's economy has been stagnant since 90's until now. The country's heyday were lost since long ago and there's no any significant development in the economy and its people social welfare. That's why living cost in Japan is terribly high and some people even can't meet their ends. The suicide numbers also still high due to stressful way of life. Thanks to US that made Japan like this. Back then I saw Japan as the best place in the world, but after I learned more about history and world politics, I came to realize that Japan is not as shiny as in dorama or anime. It's just like another of US 'vassal state' or in "honest language" = US loyal dog.
The US govt simply must have hegemony over all others. You cannot have better and superior products than America or they will crush you economically and militarily as happened before. They always view progressing countries with suspicion but they will never crush China cuz the people are very loyal toi their country and will support till death do us apart. America will fail believe it.
And i think it being about china is important. Prosperity does not have to come in the cost of eroded freedoms, eroded rights, and genocide. America is not being the “teacher” of freedom and democracy, its just that the rest of the world is watching.
I am an Indian, i am using Huawei for the past 7 years, this is my 2nd Huawei.. i am so satisfied and happy with the service. I never consider what western medias barking against Huawei
when India have companies surpass USA technology, USA sanction will come, same as what happened to Japanese companies, Europe companies and now huawei, ZTE as well as some other Chinese companies
@@malcaptain9685 US is not a democratic country. It is a country of bullying. It happens internally and internationally. Bullying and crimes rate are high in big cities and the local gov't can't or wouldn't do anything. All said is VOTE for a GOOD politicians. This means the safety of its citizens is not protected by the gov't but by chance only.
You are one of the wise indian within your country. Some people hate China for no apparent reason. I am neither a fan of USA or China but more of India due to curry being my favourite.
That's why their products can spread to world wide in a short period of time. Just by looking at the "War Room" and you can see they are watching the "World" all the time. They know what they are doing.
The reason why this Japanese director will choose this theme for filming, is it because Japanese companies have faced similar U.S. sanctions last century too
Actually this director filmed COVID situation in Wuhan and got quite popular in China, before he was nobody to Chinese and now known to 1.4 billion, he thinks this could be his director way, so he wisely chose another topic that Chinese people like BUT ALSO TRUE.
@@jundu8471 Also he was only "covered" by the CCP Propaganda networks only. Why is Takeuchi San not getting the same coverage elsewhere? There MUST be a reason. I saw his documentary of that poor rural village at Sichuan. It was pretty neutral which was good. However, due to his team are from the PRC, there must be a close monitoring which the contents can never be bad about the CCP. He did his best to hide them but most conscious viewers would notice them a lot more.
After having come across your channel, I feel like I've discovered a hidden gem. I love the way you showcase Chinese and Japanese people's humanity in a factual, nonbiased way. This channel has become one of the few media sources I trust, because I don't feel like any opinions are pushed on me. As a Chinese-American it is so educative and I am really looking forward to more videos with English subtitles as I can't understand or read Chinese and/or Japanese. If I could, I would gladly volunteer to subtitle because I think the world really needs to see past negative media and messy political affairs to the heart of the people. There is definitely an imbalance in all the negativity surrounding China, and I really think once all your videos are English subbed it will open more doors and effectively promote world peace. There is currently very little documentaries similar to your's on the English speaking side of TH-cam (or any western coverage of Asia like this) so I think your documentaries are much needed. I wish your company the absolute best!!
I suddenly feel that, it might be a good idea to let the West continue to be ignorant about China. The more they dont know, the more time China will get to catch up. By the time they realize, China would have soared so high out of their sight.
Nah. That’s exactly what China has been in the past decades. But when you are too strong to be hidden behind the curtain, there is no way to stop other people from bringing you to the front stage.
I have a different thought. I dont believe the elites of the West getting their information about China from the Western media. Thus, there would not do any good for China if the Western media continued badmouthing about China. Indeed, by doing do, the Western media only misleads the common people of the West.
what the US did with Huawei, they will do it with any company trying to have better technology so let's make it clear. the reason not Huawei from china, the reason Huawei its better, and the US couldn't handle this fact, why they didn't do that before with Huawei? why just now with the new 5G technology they blocked Huawei?
If Huawei is the best, why does the U.S. issue a prohibition order and Huawei cannot produce new phones, and its market share has dropped significantly? If Huawei’s technology is the best, why does Huawei have to pay royalties to Qualcomm, a U.S. company, so that it can sell 5G phones?
Europe and the United States are both democratic and rule-of-law countries. Therefore, to use state machinery to sanction a private enterprise Huawei whether it is a state-owned enterprise or not, there must be sufficient reasons. The reason is in the US Department of Justice indictment that clearly mentioned , Huawei has internal incentives to encourage employees to steal technology from other organizations, and it also clearly mentions what technology Huawei has stolen. www.justice.gov/opa/press-release/file/1248961/download
@@AlertImDK United States is a rule of law country when they have the advantage and will turn hooligan when they are not in the upper hand in the top tier industry. The document you attached indicated industrial espionage charges that generally resulted in a fine or settlement among the parties outside the court, not to the extend of preventing a company cannot make their own microchips. You are too naïve to think US government play by the rules. Huawei pay Qualcomm is due to the 3G and 4G royalties which is majority owned by Qualcomm. Huawei own most of the patents in 5G and that's why US government don't like it. US government want to force Huawei to give them their 5G patents. Try to understand more how US crushed Japanese semiconductor industry, Alstom and How US control over 50% of Samsung.
Forty years ago, the United States, how to sanction the Japanese semiconductor industry. Many Japanese should not be unaware of this, but the US sanctions against China can not be successful, because China is a sovereign country, and Japan did not fully own its sovereignty at that time
The VP of communications for Huawei in Denmark has resigned over the Chinese company’s role in testing surveillance tools capable of tracking China’s Muslims. There’s grumbling inside Huawei over the company’s alleged role in China’s surveillance abuse. Huawei is aiding China CCP in Uyghur surveillance. Tommy Zwicky, vice president of communications at Huawei Denmark, confirmed to VICE World News on Wednesday that he “left because of how the Uighur case was handled.” Vice World
Its called Toshiba Kongsberg scandal. Toshiba was blamed to been selling components to the Soviet Union at the height of the Cold War, As a result of this the US used its security ties to pressure Japan into punishing Toshiba which involved fining the company; jailing its executives; and most notably forcing the company to "share" its technology unconditionally with its American competitors." Basically stealing Toshiba's technology. Also "Japan's successful catch-up in the semiconductor field brought great competitive pressure to the US semiconductor industry. Against this backdrop, the US started to play unfairly. In 1985, the US initiated a Section 301 case over alleged dumping of Japanese electronic products; meanwhile, the Plaza Accord resulted in a significant appreciation of the yen. It was under pressure from the US as the two countries signed the US-Japanese Semiconductor Agreement in 1986, placing restrictions on Japanese DRAM producers."
As they say " What doesn't kill you makes you stronger." " Strength doesn't come from what you can do. Strength comes from overcoming the things you thought you couldn't." Sometimes you need bad things to happen to inspire and motivate you to change and GROW.
Europe and the United States are both democratic and rule-of-law countries. Therefore, to use state machinery to sanction a private enterprise Huawei whether it is a state-owned enterprise or not, there must be sufficient reasons. The reason is in the US Department of Justice indictment that clearly mentioned , Huawei has internal incentives to encourage employees to steal technology from other organizations, and it also clearly mentions what technology Huawei has stolen. www.justice.gov/opa/press-release/file/1248961/download
@@AlertImDK Did the US used the rule-of-law to invade or meddle in other countries? Or did their "democratic" govt decided to put their "laws" on hold while doing the "we're going to set the oppressed people of Iraq free", "we're preventing communism from growing in Asia". I think you mean the "rule-of-law of the jungle"
@Kenny K that is really due to western bias on japan then what japan is. when you consider the fact that japan is the largest foreigner investor in china and china is by far their largest trading partner. as well as the fact that after US embargo in chip manufacturing, Japan became the largest supplier of chip manufacturing machines to China, effectively undermining US strategic goals. Japan is hardly anti China. Japan has more friction with South Korea than it does with China, leading to a trade war between them which China had to help mediate over to ensure RCEP is passed without issue. in the end China and Japan interest coincident, both want Asia to be a prosperous stable region. it is only the western media only report on things they like and hide things they don't like... so we never see the full picture.
Haha. Me, after learning and doing research about China for about 2 years, I came to conclusion and realized that wstern media/news outlets are full of Iies. Especially when it comes to China's politics.
@@bbhbhbh6631 google is one of the main reasons this problem exists! They used A.I. artificial intelligence to defeat the best GO players in the world! That was the wake-up call that started the ball rolling!
Regards from Colombia, Latin America!! very nice video, thank you very much for making it, its really cool to see it, suscribed and waiting for the next one! thanks
A wonderfully honest production in which the honesty of everyone is visible and credible. Well done for letting us look into this very successful company. It’s obvious that the company is full of talented people and I suspect that they will go from strength to strength.
Europe and the United States are both democratic and rule-of-law countries. Therefore, to use state machinery to sanction a private enterprise Huawei whether it is a state-owned enterprise or not, there must be sufficient reasons. The reason is in the US Department of Justice indictment that clearly mentioned , Huawei has internal incentives to encourage employees to steal technology from other organizations, and it also clearly mentions what technology Huawei has stolen. www.justice.gov/opa/press-release/file/1248961/download
@@AlertImDK You idiots always be strict with Chinese companies but forgivable to west countries. How about the US brought thousands of scientists from Germany after 1945? Wernher von Braun was one of them, and he helped America develop missiles and rockets a lot. You bullshits never blamed America about these things but put a microscope on Huawei.
God bless asian peoples humble and kind. Hard working for they family. God ill alway bless asian peoples. The future is asians. Deal with it before i leave this earth. Asian power one day!
Europe and the United States are both democratic and rule-of-law countries. Therefore, to use state machinery to sanction a private enterprise Huawei whether it is a state-owned enterprise or not, there must be sufficient reasons. The reason is in the US Department of Justice indictment that clearly mentioned , Huawei has internal incentives to encourage employees to steal technology from other organizations, and it also clearly mentions what technology Huawei has stolen. www.justice.gov/opa/press-release/file/1248961/download
@@AlertImDK You have no idea what you're talking about. Pompeo said it very clearly "we lied,cheated, stole. It's - it was like - we had entire training courses".
One thing that Western media don't want you to know is that Huawei is owned entirely by its current of past employees. Now how much does CEO get paid in the US? Let that sink in for a moment.
Honestly, l don’t care who owns HUAWEI, it’s China intern, and all the lies. I am absolutely sick of all the bad propaganda about China, their products, their organ harvesting for the West, ...etc. if not all Western countries do it, kill protesters, traffic drugs, children women...and lie to their citizens. I am a Westerner, but our ways to get what we want, sickens me to the core. The phone is great, the price is great, to use it is great, but it is not available anymore thanks to the dictatorship of the US, and no country stands up, as in times of their beastly Vietnam war.
I can’t thank you enough for this fantastic video, understanding more about Huawei, I know now why America Idoesn’t like HuaWei, I think American is making Huawei getting stronger and better, thank you America!!!! Thank you Hezhimeng👍👍👍👍👍💕💕💕
To understand the agenda of the US Govt and why they had chosen to dehumanise Asians/Chinese in such a matter, you will need to have an understanding of American history. It is the same for Canada/Australia/the UK/France and to a lesser extent, the EU. Here is a hint at the prevailing train of thought within their inner circles of power. Kiron Skinner, director of policy planning at the State Department and a Harvard-educated historian, was speaking at an event with the think tank New America on Monday when she offered her thoughts on why the dispute with China was different from the Cold War, which had seen the United States push back against the Soviet Union. “This is a fight with a really different civilization and a different ideology, and the United States hasn’t had that before,” Skinner said. Later, Skinner, who is African American, invoked ethnicity as another difference between the current Cold War and the one against the Soviet Union. “It’s also striking that this is the first time that we will have a great power competitor that is not Caucasian,” she said. The previous Cold War with the USSR was a 'familial struggle'.
@@possumsam2189 Simple reason: If China communism is better, eliminate poverty, better living.... America will turn to chaos. People will demonstrating, hoping for better life. The American rich, the 1%, didn't want that to happened. So, china is the problem. China must failed to ensure "democracy"
Europe and the United States are both democratic and rule-of-law countries. Therefore, to use state machinery to sanction a private enterprise Huawei whether it is a state-owned enterprise or not, there must be sufficient reasons. The reason is in the US Department of Justice indictment that clearly mentioned , Huawei has internal incentives to encourage employees to steal technology from other organizations, and it also clearly mentions what technology Huawei has stolen. www.justice.gov/opa/press-release/file/1248961/download
@@AlertImDK You were too naive to believe what the wolf said. America claim to be democratic, and follow the rule, but the reality they were bandit. Huawei is innocent. Huawei is being targeted by Americs Just like Tosiba & Alstom were.
this is just a private company. nothing new to me. it is an ultra visionary and commercially formidable enterprise. but the real truth people of the world need to know, or to be enlightened, is about what makes Anglo descendants attack? Do they really care the spirit and wisdom of Huawei people? Do they really care about their own wisdom? i know it is not about tech, not about Huawei. Huawei is just a tool. i won't talk about it here. it may take ordinary people years of re/education to be able to understand.
Very true. We need more of this type of impartial account rather than fake or manipulative news from big corporate medias with their hidden agendas to engage in bias ness to deceive the world and create hatred and divide society.
@@toicoi6758 Except in China there's no such thing as truly a "private company", all "private" business after growing beyond a certain size, member(s) of the CCP would be appointed to "keep an eye on them". Regardless how rich, successful, powerful a company or its CEO is, ultimately they cannot go against the will of CCP. What happened to Jack Ma (co-founder and former executive chairman of Alibaba) is the perfect example of that (he didn't even go against CCP, he was merely criticized China’s regulators and banks). Same goes for Huawei...it is not about them as a company itself wants to do anything evil, but more to do with the fact that if the CCP wish utilise the use of their network infrastructure in other countries to carry spying activities and cyber-attacks, they have absolutely no say in the matter and absolutely powerless to stop them. That's the unfortunate reality of being a Chinese company. Also let's not forget about what happened to Dr Li Wenliang- the whistle-blower doctor during the initial COVID outbreak. If Huawei was a Taiwanese private company, then they wouldn't have this issue.
@@MarineRX179 Learned people know the factual boundary between private and state in business around the world. there is no point to talk about it and i don't have time to educate people to details. I suggest you broaden your knowledge. Specifically as a resident of China Taiwan Province for your own elementary education you can explore the how one or two TW private companies were forcibly "acquaried" by the USA government. Again here conversation on the basis of a gang hoon garbage country on par with ISIS like USA is boring and waste of time.
as an mainland china born chinese i can sure you every company that makes good money that is privately owned is control by comunist, so there is no diffrence it`s state or private own.
What an interesting programme! My favourite is the last part showcasing the next generation of Chinese super hi-tech talent in REAL life. A soft-spoken kid with amazing abilities, very self-assured though outwardly self-effacing. Such a striking juxtaposition with the Huawei director at the beginning of the programme (a grown-up version of the same material?). Thumbs up to the director!
@@paulmak2228 same. The price is proportional to the quality 👌🏻 Dont like how people just blinding chasing Apple. I mean the cameras for Huawei phones are legit da best ( at least for phone cameras. It almost had the quality of a digital camera )
@@mamahasgun3643 how did you get along without any Google service? I'm using huawei p20 pro for 4yrs and it is still good! But I want a mate 40/p 40, the Android experience without Google is a concern.
That co-CEO is one of the most down to earth guys despite being a big wig. Kind of like one of the CEO's at my company who happens to also be chinese. That's an awesome campus.
Thank you again in producing such valuable insight to let us realize the world of Huawei and their place and people.looking forward to watch ep2 and more
Thank you for giving us a short tour within Huawei. Despite strong obstruction from the external force the company thrive and become stronger. Amazing!!!
Great job!! Honestly, even as a Chinese, I don't know much about Huawei. It's great that you decided to make the program. Definitely looking forward to the rest of the episodes.
Super interesting...thank you! Waiting for the next part of the series and the new P50proplus coming out.Still using my P9pro as a phone and taking pics with the Mate20pro.
竹內亮先生: you conducted the interviews with staff at different levels and areas in a relaxed atmosphere, everyone talked to you with sincerity and honesty. It is quite an experience to look at the HQ of Huawei, frankly speaking, it is more like an investment bank than a technological company. Thank you for showing us , I trusted the authenticity of the informal conversation. I look forward to seeing the next episode. Cheers
Europe and the United States are both democratic and rule-of-law countries. Therefore, to use state machinery to sanction a private enterprise Huawei whether it is a state-owned enterprise or not, there must be sufficient reasons. The reason is in the US Department of Justice indictment that clearly mentioned , Huawei has internal incentives to encourage employees to steal technology from other organizations, and it also clearly mentions what technology Huawei has stolen. www.justice.gov/opa/press-release/file/1248961/download
@@AlertImDK I briefly go through this document. It accuses that Huawei encourages employees to stole info from others but never mentions any clear evidence. It is a written document from the US department of Justice, but not evidence.
@@hanguangyu8645If as you described, why did Huawei officials dare not accuse U.S. prosecutors of the lack of evidence and falsified evidence described in the indictment of the U.S. prosecutor?
Very good, thank you. I am really interested to see the rest of these interviews because this whole issue is so outrageous. I wasn't sure what I found more egregious about the behaviour of the US govt towards a private company: the sanctions themselves or the rhetoric attached.
I shared your video to my friend who was shocked it,said wow, Huawei ‘s still alive, It looks like the best company on earth!!!!! We are looking forward for next one, thank you for your all hard work 💕💕💕
The American Huawei employee nailed it on the head. It's not about Huawei, it about Huawei being a great threat in strategic competition. meaning America's hegemony that it been enjoying the last 30 years or even 70 years.
as an mainland china born chinese i can sure you every company that makes good money that is privately owned is control by comunist, so there is no diffrence it`s state or private own.
@Dhanushka Jayasinghe lol, we don't want overpriced communication equipment that already have backdoors for America government, that's why Huawei became so successful
@Dhanushka Jayasinghe Freedom spreading? You mean spying on Germany's prime minister's phone or finding out which village in middle east to bomb next? lmao
@Dhanushka Jayasinghe LMAO "freedom spreading". You don't even know how corrupt the US govt is. They bomb and kill muslims and overthrow democratically elected leaders in south american and africa.
true， they are not putting sanctions on Huawei but China， what they really want to punish is China， unfortunately， Huawei is a Chinese company~ Western countries are worried about the rise of China and if Huawei is a Japanese company， they will have no problem with Huawei~~ what a pity！
Last time I checked, Alstrom from France and the Japanese semiconductor industry were wiped out by the US with the same tactics they're using on Huawei now.
I am surprised why this video hasn't been removed by TH-cam along with our comments. I like it when people are being honest and not accepting the reasons for this ban imposed by the previous US government as it is indeed not justifiable. Though Huawei is not state owned, this has already resulted into tension between the US and China.
我身為華人的台灣人，以使用華為產品為榮，自從我知道華品牌之後，就開始購買華為的手機，mate10, P30pro, M5平板電腦，及最近才購入的D14 筆記型電腦。若要問我為什麼，我只用4個字「理所當然」，我是華人支持華人的品牌，就只是這樣單純而已，而且使用心得很好，滿意度很高。之前還買過OPPO的手機，也是不錯的產品。
這些都是都是垃圾手機，最好用的的中國手機是魅族。比蘋果，華為，OPPO都好用太多。這些品牌手機我都用過。只有魅族最好。
bro 你在台湾应该是少数中的少数吧
@@northkorea4311 魅族在二零一几年的时候确实是很有前景的，系统交互做的很舒服，但不知怎么的后面就慢慢跟不上第一梯队了。😓
@@孤独时代的鹏鹏 魅族是做產品，不做營銷。用過魅族的基本就不會換其他品牌的手機了。
我現在就是P30pro！！
Last time I checked, Alstrom from France and the Japanese semiconductor industry were wiped out by the US with the same tactics they're using on Huawei now.
The Japan's was Toshiba in around 1985.
@@GeorgeMartinus ，it was 2 decades ago......!!!
@@martinleung5855 You're right.
And around that year, Japan also signed a "choking" deal with US and other western countries, the name is Plaza Accord Agreement. This deal led Japan into a crisis economic era called 'Japan's Economic Bubble'. Even though the crisis period were just around 1 decade, but the loss is still felt until today...
Japan's economy has been stagnant since 90's until now. The country's heyday were lost since long ago and there's no any significant development in the economy and its people social welfare. That's why living cost in Japan is terribly high and some people even can't meet their ends. The suicide numbers also still high due to stressful way of life.
Thanks to US that made Japan like this.
Back then I saw Japan as the best place in the world, but after I learned more about history and world politics, I came to realize that Japan is not as shiny as in dorama or anime.
It's just like another of US 'vassal state' or in "honest language" = US loyal dog.
@Bill Ng I really like blackberry but I cannot buy it now cuz its gone :(
The US govt simply must have hegemony over all others. You cannot have better and superior products than America or they will crush you economically and militarily as happened before. They always view progressing countries with suspicion but they will never crush China cuz the people are very loyal toi their country and will support till death do us apart. America will fail believe it.
"It's not about Huawei, it's about China." I really agree with this answer.
It's not about China, It's about America.
NO！It‘s NOT about China！IT’S ABOUT CCP！
@@lsacct So what happened in Japan at 90s?
And i think it being about china is important. Prosperity does not have to come in the cost of eroded freedoms, eroded rights, and genocide. America is not being the “teacher” of freedom and democracy, its just that the rest of the world is watching.
@@poiseblemiramoon6992 As always, evidence, evidence, evidence. A respective country should avoid using double standards.
I am an Indian, i am using Huawei for the past 7 years, this is my 2nd Huawei.. i am so satisfied and happy with the service. I never consider what western medias barking against Huawei
when India have companies surpass USA technology, USA sanction will come, same as what happened to Japanese companies, Europe companies and now huawei, ZTE as well as some other Chinese companies
thats the spirit!!!!
@@malcaptain9685 US is not a democratic country. It is a country of bullying. It happens internally and internationally. Bullying and crimes rate are high in big cities and the local gov't can't or wouldn't do anything. All said is VOTE for a GOOD politicians. This means the safety of its citizens is not protected by the gov't but by chance only.
You are one of the wise indian within your country. Some people hate China for no apparent reason. I am neither a fan of USA or China but more of India due to curry being my favourite.
Yes I have a Huawei so far so Good.RM1400 6 yrs worth my money.
萍姐 亮兄 了不起。感谢你们真实的报道中国的故事，中国的企业还有我们热爱和平的中国人。
什么是真实的？房子大会派？
So impressed with those smart people they hired, French, Chinese, Japanese, English - all fluent ! 😮
That's why their products can spread to world wide in a short period of time. Just by looking at the "War Room" and you can see they are watching the "World" all the time. They know what they are doing.
Hopefully, Huawei, SMIC, and other Chinese tech companies can surpass TSMC, Apple, Samsung, Qualcomm, Intel, AMD, and Google in the future. 中国加油！
if they're Smart, they would use Xiaomi products instead because Xiaomi has No spyware
@@dongshengdi773 and thats why those people making millions while you are still here being a keyboard warrior
作为中国人，看这个纪录片都很开眼界，很感激竹内亮导演的用心！
近两年华为一直在风口浪尖，
作为一个中国人 我没想到会通过一位日本导演了解华为公司
感谢您的采访
这就是曾经江主席讲过的一句》中国人闷声发大财，更加确定了这是一家纯粹得民营企业，无任何政府股份，国内媒体播报的只是一种励志，反而小媒体或者自媒体能够聊的更加深入，没有太多的官腔而已，这样才能认识到真实的华为，，看那些老外对华为已经不是高工资的吸引力了，力荐儿子毕业后来华为找工作，这是一种信任，或者更是某种寄托，这也是华为重视人才的结果
The reason why this Japanese director will choose this theme for filming, is it because Japanese companies have faced similar U.S. sanctions last century too
precision lathe etc., as claimed by US gov, those equipment will help USSR improve submarine noise reduction. And what is the truth, who knows?
Actually this director filmed COVID situation in Wuhan and got quite popular in China, before he was nobody to Chinese and now known to 1.4 billion, he thinks this could be his director way, so he wisely chose another topic that Chinese people like BUT ALSO TRUE.
@Slakers just change Soviet Union to Iran, and that's the situation Huawei facing today. Same dirty old tricks
@@jundu8471 Also he was only "covered" by the CCP Propaganda networks only. Why is Takeuchi San not getting the same coverage elsewhere? There MUST be a reason. I saw his documentary of that poor rural village at Sichuan. It was pretty neutral which was good. However, due to his team are from the PRC, there must be a close monitoring which the contents can never be bad about the CCP. He did his best to hide them but most conscious viewers would notice them a lot more.
@@jundu8471 He lives in China and his wife is Chinese.
我在视频放出来的第八分钟观看的视频然后点的赞，过了四个小时之后，我的赞被TH-cam悄悄地自动取消了，我又再点了一次
真的假的，為什麼？
他们一直在做这种龌龊的事情，不仅取消点赞，还取消评论
视频好像重新发了 之前字幕有出现错误哈哈
@@jasonj6939 怪不得我说看着怎么消失了
跟你一樣! 我昨晚看了點讚, 現在再看沒有了!!
真的好感謝竹內導演給我們拍華為的100張面孔視頻,看完後我不知用什麼形容第一集,你好勇敢把問題用拍攝顯示出來給一些明理的人看,謝謝你竹內導演好期望下一集的來臨.
After having come across your channel, I feel like I've discovered a hidden gem. I love the way you showcase Chinese and Japanese people's humanity in a factual, nonbiased way. This channel has become one of the few media sources I trust, because I don't feel like any opinions are pushed on me. As a Chinese-American it is so educative and I am really looking forward to more videos with English subtitles as I can't understand or read Chinese and/or Japanese. If I could, I would gladly volunteer to subtitle because I think the world really needs to see past negative media and messy political affairs to the heart of the people. There is definitely an imbalance in all the negativity surrounding China, and I really think once all your videos are English subbed it will open more doors and effectively promote world peace. There is currently very little documentaries similar to your's on the English speaking side of TH-cam (or any western coverage of Asia like this) so I think your documentaries are much needed. I wish your company the absolute best!!
笑死了 , 你演的也太不像了吧 , 用CCTV找一大堆阿 , 有英文字幕喔
写中文，我看不懂
I suddenly feel that, it might be a good idea to let the West continue to be ignorant about China. The more they dont know, the more time China will get to catch up. By the time they realize, China would have soared so high out of their sight.
Fully agree
Nah. That’s exactly what China has been in the past decades. But when you are too strong to be hidden behind the curtain, there is no way to stop other people from bringing you to the front stage.
I have a different thought. I dont believe the elites of the West getting their information about China from the Western media. Thus, there would not do any good for China if the Western media continued badmouthing about China. Indeed, by doing do, the Western media only misleads the common people of the West.
Anyway, it is the elites making decisions, not the common people.
@@bingbing4011 我非常同意你的观点。那为什么这些精英要释放出这样的主流媒体舆论呢？
what the US did with Huawei, they will do it with any company trying to have better technology so let's make it clear. the reason not Huawei from china, the reason Huawei its better, and the US couldn't handle this fact, why they didn't do that before with Huawei? why just now with the new 5G technology they blocked Huawei?
If Huawei is the best, why does the U.S. issue a prohibition order and Huawei cannot produce new phones, and its market share has dropped significantly? If Huawei’s technology is the best, why does Huawei have to pay royalties to Qualcomm, a U.S. company, so that it can sell 5G phones?
Europe and the United States are both democratic and rule-of-law countries. Therefore, to use state machinery to sanction a private enterprise Huawei whether it is a state-owned enterprise or not, there must be sufficient reasons. The reason is in the US Department of Justice indictment that clearly mentioned , Huawei has internal incentives to encourage employees to steal technology from other organizations, and it also clearly mentions what technology Huawei has stolen. www.justice.gov/opa/press-release/file/1248961/download
@@AlertImDK United States is a rule of law country when they have the advantage and will turn hooligan when they are not in the upper hand in the top tier industry. The document you attached indicated industrial espionage charges that generally resulted in a fine or settlement among the parties outside the court, not to the extend of preventing a company cannot make their own microchips. You are too naïve to think US government play by the rules. Huawei pay Qualcomm is due to the 3G and 4G royalties which is majority owned by Qualcomm. Huawei own most of the patents in 5G and that's why US government don't like it. US government want to force Huawei to give them their 5G patents. Try to understand more how US crushed Japanese semiconductor industry, Alstom and How US control over 50% of Samsung.
the Americans are trying to repeat what they have done to the french.
In the past they already did it to Alstom.
Huawei is a blessed company. What Doesn't kill you makes you stronger. Love to all Huawei warriors
Blessed how? How did Huawei get its start? As a startup? Perhaps not. Are you calling Ms. Meng a warrior as well?
I throw my iphone and using Huawei
@@mreddyjantoyewdin be careful not to criticize the CCP and or praise the Falun Gong or the HK Freedom Fighters.
Japanese should be familiar to the reasons why the U.S. post sanction on Huawei.
Toshiba, Sony, Fujitsu, Mistubishi and more!!!!
Forty years ago, the United States, how to sanction the Japanese semiconductor industry. Many Japanese should not be unaware of this, but the US sanctions against China can not be successful, because China is a sovereign country, and Japan did not fully own its sovereignty at that time
The VP of communications for Huawei in Denmark has resigned over the Chinese company’s role in testing surveillance tools capable of tracking China’s Muslims. There’s grumbling inside Huawei over the company’s alleged role in China’s surveillance abuse. Huawei is aiding China CCP in Uyghur surveillance.
Tommy Zwicky, vice president of communications at Huawei Denmark, confirmed to VICE World News on Wednesday that he “left because of how the Uighur case was handled.”
Vice World
Its called Toshiba Kongsberg scandal.
Toshiba was blamed to been selling components to the Soviet Union at the height of the Cold War, As a result of this the US used its security ties to pressure Japan into punishing Toshiba which involved fining the company; jailing its executives; and most notably forcing the company to "share" its technology unconditionally with its American competitors." Basically stealing Toshiba's technology.
Also "Japan's successful catch-up in the semiconductor field brought great competitive pressure to the US semiconductor industry. Against this backdrop, the US started to play unfairly. In 1985, the US initiated a Section 301 case over alleged dumping of Japanese electronic products; meanwhile, the Plaza Accord resulted in a significant appreciation of the yen. It was under pressure from the US as the two countries signed the US-Japanese Semiconductor Agreement in 1986, placing restrictions on Japanese DRAM producers."
@@dongshengdi773 Vice? Another US propaganda crap. I pitty people who still watch and belive western media 💩
华为，我力所能及的事情就是刚买了一部mate40pro来支持你！ 真的非常好用！我从2012年开始一直用苹果，今年开始换华为，真的纯粹就是为了要支持你！
華為真的好用. 我是nova 3用戶
iphone也是中国生产的，虽然苹果是美国公司。
@marie sandal Well， iam three brother.
I am amazed how these top personnel in Huawei are so humble and easygoing during the interview,,very informal and informative..Thank you Hezhimeng !
As they say " What doesn't kill you makes you stronger." " Strength doesn't come from what you can do. Strength comes from overcoming the things you thought you couldn't." Sometimes you need bad things to happen to inspire and motivate you to change and GROW.
Europe and the United States are both democratic and rule-of-law countries. Therefore, to use state machinery to sanction a private enterprise Huawei whether it is a state-owned enterprise or not, there must be sufficient reasons. The reason is in the US Department of Justice indictment that clearly mentioned , Huawei has internal incentives to encourage employees to steal technology from other organizations, and it also clearly mentions what technology Huawei has stolen. www.justice.gov/opa/press-release/file/1248961/download
@@AlertImDK only idiots believe US are democractic or rule of law countries.
WORDS of WISDOM. ......." Strength doesn't come from what you can do. Strength comes from overcoming the things you thought you couldn't."
@@AlertImDK Did the US used the rule-of-law to invade or meddle in other countries? Or did their "democratic" govt decided to put their "laws" on hold while doing the "we're going to set the oppressed people of Iraq free", "we're preventing communism from growing in Asia". I think you mean the "rule-of-law of the jungle"
@@AlertImDK ”
I think us gov had forgotten Edward Snowden who disclosed a lot about “backdoor” programs.
they think everyone else doing the same shit as they do.
They didn't forget.
They forced Greenwald out of The Intercept and are torturing Julian Assange as we speak.
Basically everyone has forgotten him because the media is controlled by USA
@@zzzz6355 A huge chunk of the media is controlled by MURDOCH and friends.
Wouldn't have expected that I'd be learning about a Chinese enterprise through a Japanese director's
more impartial! same as I would not to learn about US from CNN
@@enkii82 i think asian boss is more biased
我踏马笑死
@@2004rhyy asian boss isn't asian. it american.
@Kenny K that is really due to western bias on japan then what japan is. when you consider the fact that japan is the largest foreigner investor in china and china is by far their largest trading partner. as well as the fact that after US embargo in chip manufacturing, Japan became the largest supplier of chip manufacturing machines to China, effectively undermining US strategic goals. Japan is hardly anti China. Japan has more friction with South Korea than it does with China, leading to a trade war between them which China had to help mediate over to ensure RCEP is passed without issue. in the end China and Japan interest coincident, both want Asia to be a prosperous stable region. it is only the western media only report on things they like and hide things they don't like... so we never see the full picture.
I like this documentary which is really different from the media of the US
This Japanese guy used to be working in NHK for years .A very decent journalist.
Haha. Me, after learning and doing research about China for about 2 years, I came to conclusion and realized that wstern media/news outlets are full of Iies. Especially when it comes to China's politics.
They are propaganda not real
今現在もHUAWEIのスマートフォン使ってますが良い製品なのでHUAWEIには頑張って欲しい所です。
The U.S. says Huawei's phones are unsafe, have Americans forgotten the PRISM??
they forgot google and facebook too.
@@bbhbhbh6631 google is one of the main reasons this problem exists! They used A.I. artificial intelligence to defeat the best GO players in the world! That was the wake-up call that started the ball rolling!
just need a REASON，just
@@leejianne5342 It is a US spy program to spy on pretty much everything on internet. US allies, like UK, German leaders are also included.
采访太好看了，看到了以前见不到的华为内部员工，很有意思👍
Regards from Colombia, Latin America!!
very nice video, thank you very much for making it, its really cool to see it, suscribed and waiting for the next one! thanks
The like I gave before is gone, I will watch it again and give another like！
Yes, same with you, press like again!
我之前用过苹果，Sony手机，自从知道华为在欧洲市场的崛起和被美国制裁的时候，我就开始支持国产华为
華為只會越來越好 華為又不只是做手機的
I know director Ryo will only bring authentic and show the real of everything. Thank you!
太厲害了，我在台灣，在台灣宣佈禁止華為手機的時候，我就立刻換了華為，支持華為HUAWEI，華為是全球最亮眼的星⭐
我有一个疑问，台湾淘宝被关闭了，但是台湾人可以使用大陆淘宝购物寄到台湾吗？
@@台灣省省長蔡包子 当然可以，跨境物流就可以了啊！
@@台灣省省長蔡包子 可以的，用大陸淘寶一樣可以，也可以用淘寶全球購，全球購在國外會比較好用。
我是懷著好奇心換的華為 所以把之前一直用的iphone11賣了 發現華為真的做得不錯
你们的华为应用商店能下载华为商城吗，从大陆这边买过去就是了
Didn't expect their headquarter to look like this, completely different from how I imagined!
必须点赞，大大的点赞，报道真实才是一个记录人的最实际的标准
我是馬來西亞華人，我們全家都用華為手機。
小米比华为好。
而且小米的产品没有间谍软件
@@dongshengdi773 别高估自己，你没有监听价值😂
你们国外没事，国内不敢用
什麼時候叛國入的馬籍？
@@dongshengdi773 华为有间谍软件 你怎么知道的， 那你又怎么知道小米 苹果 三星 没有间谍软件，美国的证据除了口头上说的那些 怎么不发 source code. Hahaha
华为未来员工来留言一下，纪录片太棒了！
听到财务的人说美国的制裁基本上对华为的收入基本没有什么影响，很是欣慰，华为加油
活下去问题不大，活得好不一定，希望会越来越好吧
华为会越来越好的、逆境成长的华为会越来越顽强
@@SXwanwan.SB1450 国内那些果粉少用点苹果就行了
没必要，对于崇洋媚外的人来说能找出无数理由用苹果不用华为，这一点上日韩做的比中国好太多了，在日韩基本都是本土汽车和电子产品再看看中国大街上的…套用一句老话自己都不爱惜自己拿什么来让别人爱你…虚荣心不会让自己得到别人尊重，这也是中国人形象不如日韩的一个缩影吧…
禁的时候，华为就有员工在那些论坛上说了，美国市场占的本来就少，属于那种准备开始发展就被禁了
A wonderfully honest production in which the honesty of everyone is visible and credible. Well done for letting us look into this very successful company. It’s obvious that the company is full of talented people and I suspect that they will go from strength to strength.
First time in my life actually wishing myself is a genius teen nerd.
Loool
While I'm struggling learning programing in college, this guy make 3 million rmb a year. Idk what to say but a smart head really makes a difference...
ところところ中国語しかない部分があるから、日本人向けに日本語字幕もつけて欲しいです。
その方が日本人の友達に勧めやすいと思います。
这个vlog深深的刺痛了我的心，作为一家中国企业，需要承受整个美国的欺凌，猜忌，谩骂，甚至.高层被抓起来。一切的不平等歧视必将激发每一个中华儿女奋发图强，让祖国屹立在世界之巅。
Hopefully, the director will not be limited by the length, and for the next few interviews can dig to much deeper
I need to know the steps Mr. Peng's parents took to help him achieve where he is now!!! I want my kid to be 'Top Mind'! Geez, that kid is amazing!
i guess it pure gifted, as his parent is the chef, it means he from a lower income family.
for the first step, have him learn Chinese lol
Europe and the United States are both democratic and rule-of-law countries. Therefore, to use state machinery to sanction a private enterprise Huawei whether it is a state-owned enterprise or not, there must be sufficient reasons. The reason is in the US Department of Justice indictment that clearly mentioned , Huawei has internal incentives to encourage employees to steal technology from other organizations, and it also clearly mentions what technology Huawei has stolen. www.justice.gov/opa/press-release/file/1248961/download
@@AlertImDK so, US justice is always correct? No need physical evidence and proof?
@@AlertImDK You idiots always be strict with Chinese companies but forgivable to west countries. How about the US brought thousands of scientists from Germany after 1945? Wernher von Braun was one of them, and he helped America develop missiles and rockets a lot. You bullshits never blamed America about these things but put a microscope on Huawei.
华为真的是个很不错的企业！各种高科技，各种人工智能，各种视觉盛宴！简直能引领人类对未来科技的展望！真的很好的企业，真的很好！真的很好！哎！
网络设备才是主要产品，还有子品牌华三，价格更便宜，对价格敏感的企业是个很好的选择，功能并没有大幅度降低。
Proud of you for making such great video
了不起，感觉华为的员工都很沉稳而有趣。这样的企业文化真是让人羡慕。
感謝竹內先生制作這個有關華為公司的視頻，建議加各種語言翻譯，讓更多不同國家的商人了解華為的真實一面。
即使表面上看上去華為股權幾乎都是由華為工會掌握，但華為員工所謂的持股其實只是持有華為工會的虛擬股權，並未真正持有華為股票，因此華為員工無法賣出他的股權。也就是說，華為員工所持有的虛擬股權純粹只是一種想有分紅的憑證，而非真實的股權。中國共產黨在華為建立了300多個黨支部，擁有超過萬名黨員，因此當工會選出參與公司決策的董事時，必然會受到中共的左右。換言之，華為事實上是由中共在背後掌控的企業。
@@AlertImDK 所有大國的命脈產業，都必需掌握在執政當局手裡，不論它是你眼中的獨裁者抑或是你歌頌的民主燈塔，不能掌握自身命脈產業的國家，注定任人屠宰。華為必需在中共掌控，有與否我不知道，但不重要。如果華為是國際基金大鱷所掌控，才叫不妙。你看臉書連澳洲也不放在眼內，說禁就禁！用腦唸下才批評人。
@@AlertImDK 300个党组织和万名党员这样的消息我只在一些繁体字的文章中看到，其中引用的链接都链接到奇怪的地方。
还是那句话，欲加之罪，何患无辞。
@liu v。在中国的大型美资企业也必须有党支部，他们也是被共产党控制的？ 华为的股权是一个特殊存在，全中国也只有这样一家企业，但是确实属于员工，而不是属于华尔街。
中國半導體沒有發展起來就注定，被美帝打趴啦
The last guy who made the robot is a cool dude. I like how his drawings are a bit of steampunk.
You can get into website “bilibili” and search his id 稚晖君, he made a lot interesting stuff
YT也有
竹内亮老师的中文真好啊！
我真的感谢你可以以这种客观公正的视角报道中国的事情。
感谢！
God bless asian peoples humble and kind. Hard working for they family. God ill alway bless asian peoples. The future is asians. Deal with it before i leave this earth. Asian power one day!
What doesn't kills you will make you stronger. Thank you HeZhimeng for making this documentary bringing inside story of the real Hwa Wei. 华为加油！
Europe and the United States are both democratic and rule-of-law countries. Therefore, to use state machinery to sanction a private enterprise Huawei whether it is a state-owned enterprise or not, there must be sufficient reasons. The reason is in the US Department of Justice indictment that clearly mentioned , Huawei has internal incentives to encourage employees to steal technology from other organizations, and it also clearly mentions what technology Huawei has stolen. www.justice.gov/opa/press-release/file/1248961/download
@@AlertImDK You have no idea what you're talking about. Pompeo said it very clearly "we lied,cheated, stole. It's - it was like - we had entire training courses".
One thing that Western media don't want you to know is that Huawei is owned entirely by its current of past employees. Now how much does CEO get paid in the US? Let that sink in for a moment.
Honestly, l don’t care who owns HUAWEI, it’s China intern, and all the lies. I am absolutely sick of all the bad propaganda about China, their products, their organ harvesting for the West, ...etc. if not all Western countries do it, kill protesters, traffic drugs, children women...and lie to their citizens. I am a Westerner, but our ways to get what we want, sickens me to the core. The phone is great, the price is great, to use it is great, but it is not available anymore thanks to the dictatorship of the US, and no country stands up, as in times of their beastly Vietnam war.
I can’t thank you enough for this fantastic video, understanding more about Huawei, I know now why America Idoesn’t like HuaWei, I think American is making Huawei getting stronger and better, thank you America!!!! Thank you Hezhimeng👍👍👍👍👍💕💕💕
To understand the agenda of the US Govt and why they had chosen to dehumanise Asians/Chinese in such a matter, you will need to have an understanding of American history.
It is the same for Canada/Australia/the UK/France and to a lesser extent, the EU.
Here is a hint at the prevailing train of thought within their inner circles of power.
Kiron Skinner, director of policy planning at the State Department and a Harvard-educated historian, was speaking at an event with the think tank New America on Monday
when she offered her thoughts on why the dispute with China was different from the Cold War, which had seen the United States push back against the Soviet Union.
“This is a fight with a really different civilization and a different ideology, and the United States hasn’t had that before,” Skinner said.
Later, Skinner, who is African American, invoked ethnicity as another difference between the current Cold War and the one against the Soviet Union. “It’s also striking that this is the first time that we will have a great power competitor that is not Caucasian,” she said.
The previous Cold War with the USSR was a 'familial struggle'.
@@possumsam2189
Simple reason:
If China communism is better, eliminate poverty, better living.... America will turn to chaos. People will demonstrating, hoping for better life.
The American rich, the 1%, didn't want that to happened. So, china is the problem. China must failed to ensure "democracy"
Europe and the United States are both democratic and rule-of-law countries. Therefore, to use state machinery to sanction a private enterprise Huawei whether it is a state-owned enterprise or not, there must be sufficient reasons. The reason is in the US Department of Justice indictment that clearly mentioned , Huawei has internal incentives to encourage employees to steal technology from other organizations, and it also clearly mentions what technology Huawei has stolen. www.justice.gov/opa/press-release/file/1248961/download
@@AlertImDK
You were too naive to believe what the wolf said.
America claim to be democratic, and follow the rule, but the reality they were bandit.
Huawei is innocent.
Huawei is being targeted by Americs
Just like Tosiba & Alstom were.
非常感謝你的華為採訪報導🙏非常自然✊👍👌🌹🎈
天才少年很厉害👍华为的这个战略很辣。
很多像爱因斯坦这样的大师的巅峰成就都是20多岁的时候发表的。天才需要一个出口。
还是个情商很高的天才少年👍
因为科技的每一次突破都是人才更准确的说是天才干出来的！
全家都用上华为手机、爱华为、也是因为华为的技术好。我们都坚定相信华为会越来越好👍 华为加油
I like this kind of documentary which is just for telling the truth.
this is just a private company. nothing new to me. it is an ultra visionary and commercially formidable enterprise. but the real truth people of the world need to know, or to be enlightened, is about what makes Anglo descendants attack? Do they really care the spirit and wisdom of Huawei people? Do they really care about their own wisdom? i know it is not about tech, not about Huawei. Huawei is just a tool. i won't talk about it here. it may take ordinary people years of re/education to be able to understand.
Very true. We need more of this type of impartial account rather than fake or manipulative news from big corporate medias with their hidden agendas to engage in bias ness to deceive the world and create hatred and divide society.
@@toicoi6758 Except in China there's no such thing as truly a "private company", all "private" business after growing beyond a certain size, member(s) of the CCP would be appointed to "keep an eye on them".
Regardless how rich, successful, powerful a company or its CEO is, ultimately they cannot go against the will of CCP. What happened to Jack Ma (co-founder and former executive chairman of Alibaba) is the perfect example of that (he didn't even go against CCP, he was merely criticized China’s regulators and banks).
Same goes for Huawei...it is not about them as a company itself wants to do anything evil, but more to do with the fact that if the CCP wish utilise the use of their network infrastructure in other countries to carry spying activities and cyber-attacks, they have absolutely no say in the matter and absolutely powerless to stop them. That's the unfortunate reality of being a Chinese company.
Also let's not forget about what happened to Dr Li Wenliang- the whistle-blower doctor during the initial COVID outbreak.
If Huawei was a Taiwanese private company, then they wouldn't have this issue.
@@MarineRX179 Learned people know the factual boundary between private and state in business around the world. there is no point to talk about it and i don't have time to educate people to details. I suggest you broaden your knowledge. Specifically as a resident of China Taiwan Province for your own elementary education you can explore the how one or two TW private companies were forcibly "acquaried" by the USA government. Again here conversation on the basis of a gang hoon garbage country on par with ISIS like USA is boring and waste of time.
as an mainland china born chinese i can sure you every company that makes good money that is privately owned is control by comunist, so there is no diffrence it`s state or private own.
What an interesting programme! My favourite is the last part showcasing the next generation of Chinese super hi-tech talent in REAL life. A soft-spoken kid with amazing abilities, very self-assured though outwardly self-effacing. Such a striking juxtaposition with the Huawei director at the beginning of the programme (a grown-up version of the same material?). Thumbs up to the director!
Me and my partner got Huawei phones to show out support.
I am now using Huawei phone.
@@paulmak2228 same. The price is proportional to the quality 👌🏻 Dont like how people just blinding chasing Apple. I mean the cameras for Huawei phones are legit da best ( at least for phone cameras. It almost had the quality of a digital camera )
@@mamahasgun3643 how did you get along without any Google service? I'm using huawei p20 pro for 4yrs and it is still good! But I want a mate 40/p 40, the Android experience without Google is a concern.
@@megaiang8133 im using p40 pro. I found a dude that can install google for me haha. I paid him 500hkd for that
@@megaiang8133 download G space
Another great clip! So insightful, thanks so much for the effort in bringing us this documentary!
Very unique, interesting interview clip, can't wait for next one ......
Unbelievable!!! Such many belles in such a technological firm
竹内亮不经意的外表之下，隐藏着一颗炙热的心，他对真理的追求，对人性的赞美，对生活的热爱，流露在每一个细节之中。正是因为有他这样的人存在，人类才能连接起来，认识彼此，了解彼此，以整体姿态共同面对命运的挑战，他是整个人类族群的脊梁！
真棒！恭喜拿到永久居住证！谢谢你客观的展示了中国的各个维度，加油💪💪💪
中国的永住权超级难拿的
I would like to see more interviews with their employees from all over the world.
That co-CEO is one of the most down to earth guys despite being a big wig. Kind of like one of the CEO's at my company who happens to also be chinese. That's an awesome campus.
he looked like a nice person, but every place has a dark side. lets not forget that. on both sides of the ocean ;-)
Thank you again in producing such valuable insight to let us realize the world of Huawei and their place and people.looking forward to watch ep2 and more
華為加油啊啊！我現在用的就是華為！不要輸給美國奇怪理由的制裁！
@Eden Liu 所以找了一堆奇怪理由來當作制裁華為的藉口啊？
@@akitoli6364 5g技术确实很重要 没办法……
五眼联盟要监视全球 而用了华为的设备 他们就没有端口介入了
当我们的综合国力远超美国的时候，美国也就没什么朋友了，毕竟国际关系就是这么现实。我们一起加油！
大家都用华为了，美国还怎么监听全世界呢，哈哈
It seems even under the suppression, Huawei is still pretty confident about their future, trying to break barriers with their c
Thank you for giving us a short tour within Huawei. Despite strong obstruction from the external force the company thrive and become stronger. Amazing!!!
Great job!! Honestly, even as a Chinese, I don't know much about Huawei. It's great that you decided to make the program. Definitely looking forward to the rest of the episodes.
thank you for tellng the world the TRUTH. mutual understanding is the best way to 'One Humanity' . thank you.
我是中国人出生于在香港，我支持華為！！！中國人不
到最後的關頭絕不輕言戰鬥，我們血肉之軀絕不畏懼外敵的橫蠻無理的侵略……！！！
Can't wait to watch the next episode.
Starting with westerners' standpoint, then transition to break the myth through interviews with employees, very cool structure.
2年前からファーウェイのスマホもってますがまた買いたくなりました。日本で最新の買えなくて残念
このようなビデオを我々に見られたことは本当に感謝致します。外国人の視度で本格的なhuaweiを世界に人々にすこしでも伝えったと思います！
Super interesting...thank you! Waiting for the next part of the series and the new P50proplus coming out.Still using my P9pro as a phone and taking pics with the Mate20pro.
竹內亮先生: you conducted the interviews with staff at different levels and areas in a relaxed atmosphere, everyone talked to you with sincerity and honesty. It is quite an experience to look at the HQ of Huawei, frankly speaking, it is more like an investment bank than a technological company. Thank you for showing us , I trusted the authenticity of the informal conversation. I look forward to seeing the next episode. Cheers
Europe and the United States are both democratic and rule-of-law countries. Therefore, to use state machinery to sanction a private enterprise Huawei whether it is a state-owned enterprise or not, there must be sufficient reasons. The reason is in the US Department of Justice indictment that clearly mentioned , Huawei has internal incentives to encourage employees to steal technology from other organizations, and it also clearly mentions what technology Huawei has stolen. www.justice.gov/opa/press-release/file/1248961/download
@@AlertImDK I briefly go through this document. It accuses that Huawei encourages employees to stole info from others but never mentions any clear evidence. It is a written document from the US department of Justice, but not evidence.
@@hanguangyu8645 This person who like a bot left the exact same word in most comments.
@@hanguangyu8645If as you described, why did Huawei officials dare not accuse U.S. prosecutors of the lack of evidence and falsified evidence described in the indictment of the U.S. prosecutor?
@@AlertImDK Do not divert the topic. Show us the evidence that Huawei steals IP/info from others.
High quality (and funny)interviews as always! Cannot wait for the next episode
Thank you Hezhimeng Team!
Very good, thank you.
I am really interested to see the rest of these interviews because this whole issue is so outrageous. I wasn't sure what I found more egregious about the behaviour of the US govt towards a private company: the sanctions themselves or the rhetoric attached.
很好看，也讓我們普通民眾可以了解到華為。期待下一集
I shared your video to my friend who was shocked it,said wow, Huawei ‘s still alive, It looks like the best company on earth!!!!! We are looking forward for next one, thank you for your all hard work 💕💕💕
It is kinda funny how chairman Guo was so straightforward and dead honest: " we are not okay". hahaha
The American Huawei employee nailed it on the head. It's not about Huawei, it about Huawei being a great threat in strategic competition. meaning America's hegemony that it been enjoying the last 30 years or even 70 years.
huawei real shit and go around steal all technologies. shameless CCP
@@YouYou-qs4zp What have they stolen??
@@YouYou-qs4zp show proof
@@rayzhu7190 nortel
Lose get lost
This is awesome! Revealing Huawei's story through a foreign director's camera lens.
拍的真好，很流暢，看的很舒服！
竹內亮太可爱了，希望多出视频，加油
Love Huawei, I'll keep supporting u huawei keep buying ur products.
I can see that American employee is so ashamed of what his own country is doing, it explained a lot lol.
as an mainland china born chinese i can sure you every company that makes good money that is privately owned is control by comunist, so there is no diffrence it`s state or private own.
@Dhanushka Jayasinghe lol, we don't want overpriced communication equipment that already have backdoors for America government, that's why Huawei became so successful
@Dhanushka Jayasinghe Freedom spreading? You mean spying on Germany's prime minister's phone or finding out which village in middle east to bomb next? lmao
@Dhanushka Jayasinghe LMAO "freedom spreading". You don't even know how corrupt the US govt is. They bomb and kill muslims and overthrow democratically elected leaders in south american and africa.
freedom spreading - THIS MAKES MY DAY. HAHAHA
100个人拍完，最起码有六成员工被导演蹭吃蹭喝
不止吧，第一集的老总都敢蹭的人，至少是8成
2333333
《震惊！华为21年一季度财政赤字竟是因为这节目？背后的原因让华为老总烧脑》
@@周馳浩 你被录取了，明天来三立电视台报道上班。
@@周馳浩 外媒没请你去真是战略性的失误
亮叔：真的很謝謝你、謝謝你們團隊的努力讓我們可以分享到更多更真實的視頻，加油💪喔！
感谢竹内亮导演为中国人民🇨🇳鼓与呼。让世界了解真正的中国实情。期待接下来的精彩节目。
华为员工前来点赞😀😀所以亮叔终于要火了吗🤨
华为家属也来点个赞
Great documentary, well done Takeuchi-san! I recently bought our first Huawei notebook PC for my son, and it is superb! Huawei is a great company!
很厲害的視频, 更進一步, 如果能訪問到1-2個隨機抽的員工, 會更有效的傳播
这话说的，随机抽的采访了，那是要这个人流畅呢还是不流畅呢，流畅你会说，肯定不是随机。看事情你觉得有阴谋不真实看啥都补真实
哈哈哈哈，肯定要选过的，别的不说，我身边同事很多都不擅长在镜头前发言，比较羞涩。节目效果肯定不行。
這種一個介紹一個我覺得更有意思
就是一个比较优秀的it公司你还能拍出克伯格电影？大部分员工就默默上班干自己的工作，找个程序猿拍你又说无聊，难道要找保洁阿姨上镜？当然找些重要的和出色的人拍啦
Amazing video , looking forward for more of these video with a heart ! Thanks for sharing !
亮叔要火了 要火了 感觉自己的宝贝要被好多人发现了哈哈哈
真的！就是这种感觉 追逐多年的宝藏vlogger终于发光了
“让你看看我的宝贝！” 【不是】
已经火了，都被外交部点名表扬了。
你还有啥宝贝，拿出来瞧瞧
是不是身份证😆
Damn, that American employee only spoke once yet clearly and accurately described what is really going on.
At this time 10:16
american spoke ? is respect justice ? who know ?
true， they are not putting sanctions on Huawei but China， what they really want to punish is China， unfortunately， Huawei is a Chinese company~ Western countries are worried about the rise of China and if Huawei is a Japanese company， they will have no problem with Huawei~~ what a pity！
Last time I checked, Alstrom from France and the Japanese semiconductor industry were wiped out by the US with the same tactics they're using on Huawei now.
@@wangherr4090 thay are the country with no visionary !
竹内导演，谢谢您的勇气！以您的方式和镜头记录的人物，不论是哪个公司哪个职位哪样的才智，都是那么真实可敬的平凡人。超赞！
I am surprised why this video hasn't been removed by TH-cam along with our comments. I like it when people are being honest and not accepting the reasons for this ban imposed by the previous US government as it is indeed not justifiable. Though Huawei is not state owned, this has already resulted into tension between the US and China.