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发帖数: 38600 | 1 PR在上海的记者看到一份美国主要芯片制造商的内部备忘录警告员工现在不要去中国旅
行。
WHAT MIGHT THE CHINESE DO AND HOW WILL THIS LIKELY END?
There is nervousness in the U.S. financial community about the Chinese
possibly retaliating. NPR’s correspondent in Shanghai has seen an internal
memo from a major U.S. chipmaker warning employees not to travel to China
right now. Anti-U.S. outrage is boiling in the Chinese media, and this can
easily trigger nationalist demonstrations that put great pressure on the
government. Perhaps our Justice Department has some yet-to-be-revealed
airtight case against Meng that will be widely persuasive. In the absence of
such a case, I will not be surprised if the U.S. ends up looking for a face
-saving way out of this that involves sending Meng back to China, possibly
with Beijing accepting some financial penalties for whatever behavior is
cited. All of that could yet put the U.S. on its back foot in the trade
negotiations. It’s hard to avoid the impression that this was poorly
handled and will not end well for either side. The U.S. may have reinforced
anti-Iran sanctions but at the price of lasting bitterness in China, which
will likely think Washington was either duplicitous or incompetent in
handling Meng’s case.
https://www.ozy.com/opinion/former-cia-chief-sheds-light-on-huawei-arrest/
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