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malarign · 11 months

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death by the window

(when you die all alone)

contains: angel!Sunghoon x fem!reader | genre: angst? fluff? honestly idk | tw! mention of death, hospitals, and unspecified disease, y/n is dying lonely (is she though?), please read at your own discretion | wc: 0,9k

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author’s note: i wrote it long time ago but honestly i love this one, this is my personal favorite, writing it brought me ultimate comfort, hope you’ll like it ❤️

After years of dealing with multiple hospitals, you decided to end treatment. It wasn’t an easy decision, but telling about this all of your closest family and friends was even worse, even more than dealing with a fatal disease. You were tired of waiting and not living your life the way you wanted. There were so many things on your to-do list like for example bungee jumping, scuba diving in Australia, sightseeing Paris at midnight, Harry Potter marathon with your friends, going to a fast food restaurant all dressed up, painting in a field full of flowers and most importantly finally seeing Wanzhou Waterfall in China.

That’s why you spent past few months and saved up the energy to be able to tick most of those things off. And you did apart from the last one. Even though it was your most desired dream you weren’t disappointed, thought that maybe if not that disease you wouldn’t be able to make it come true at the back of your mind.

It was a rainy evening when you felt that death was near. As if you knew your time was coming to an end you dialed your dearest friends and family’s numbers, talking to them as if nothing was happening. You shared sweet memories and thoughts, laughter and giggles filling your apartment.

“Mom, I think I’m gonna go to sleep, I’m pretty tired. I’ll see you tomorrow though,” you said calmly, with a single tear blurring your vision.

“Of course, honey. I love you so much,” she exclaimed on the other side of the line.

“I love you too,” you whispered and ended your last call. You stared blankly at your wall full of pictures, full of memories you made. This reminded you how blissful you felt at that exact moment.

You thoughts were disrupted when you felt somebody else's presence in the living room, and because of living alone out of fear your heartbeat increased and the palms of your hands became sweaty. Slowly you turned around on the couch to face the window. That’s where you saw a silhouette of a man.

“Who are you and why are you in my apartment?” you asked with a trembling voice.

“I didn’t want to scare you,” the figure said calmly slowly taking a few steps forward now standing in more illuminated place. His facial features became more visible along with pair of two, white-feathered, strong yet delicate wings. You felt like all of your worries faded away along with fear of a mysterious man, or more precisely, a mysterious angel. That’s when you knew. “My name is Sunghoon, and I’m your guardian angel.”

His deep voice was calm just like his appearance. His short black hair falling on his equally dark eyes. His posture was firm but soft at the same time. And his wings? Safe to say they were the most beautiful and grande thing you’d ever seen. White feathers covering them made them seem as fragile as the way he seemed. While looking at him, you felt like time and all the pain you had been feeling had stopped. At this ecstatic moment, your eyes filled with tears. Were you ready? Is death even something to be ready for? While those thoughts were at the forefront of your mind, you started crying without any notice. Without any questions Sunghoon sat next to you, bringing you closer in between both his arms and glorious wings.

“Nobody can be ready for leaving close ones. It’s not something to be embarrassed about Y/n.” You heard not even surprised that he knew what you were thinking about. “I promise that I did everything I could, but sometimes even Heavens can’t predict or get in the way of somebody’s fate. I was there with and for you for beautiful 21 years, experiencing your first friendships, first arguments with parents, first diagnosis, and all those wonderful adventures,” he answered all of your questions you didn’t even know you wanted to ask while pointing at the pictures on the wall. You followed after his fingers crossing around all of the photos. You smiled and looked at Sunghoon saying: “I think I’m ready to go now”.

He returned a smile and shook his head. “No, you’re not, Y/n,” he rejoined covering her vision with his wings. “There is one last thing you need to see.”

When he revealed the view, you realised you were no longer in your apartment in a rainy city. You were in the middle of the beauty of Wanzou Waterfall. Speechlessly you watched as the clear cascades of water fell with a soft splash. The temple hidden between waterfall standing proudly and firmly as if it was welcoming you to explore all of it’s secret paths and mysterious chambers.

You turned around rapidly to face Sunghoon. “How did you…” you stopped when you saw shy eyebrow raise on his face and sheepish smile.

“I know you better than anybody else, and I loved it whenever you were dreaming about this place. I just knew I had to take you here before… you know before what.” He said sctratching the back of his neck. You ran to sink in his embrace not knowing what to say in a situation like this.

“How much time do I have?” You mumbled against his chest.

“Don’t worry about time. You can stay here as long as you want” His answer made you look up and pull away form his warm arms. You ran, wanting to explore the place for as long as you could. And you did, along with your best friend, your angel.

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I know I sound dumb but this is a real question. I know some other people from my country (Canada) were supposedly arrested in China without cause and I’ve always thought I would avoid visiting because the government is too dangerous. Was that really all propaganda I fell for or is there truth to it?

the two michaels, who i assume you're thinking of, were 1. credibly charged with espionage (they both had ties, whether personal or financial, to NATO government officials) and 2. were arrested in clear retaliation / hostage-taking for the canadian arrest of huawei cfo meng wanzhou.

as long as you don't either a) spy on the chinese government or at least b) have a job where you could be credibly accused of spying on the chinese goverment for political purposes (one michael worked for a NATO-funded think tank, the other operated a north korean tour agency) and are not also c) in the country at the time of of an international extradition incident involving your home country you are only as likely to be arbitrarily arrested in china as you are in any other country

tldr: you're fine you as a tourist are in no more danger from the chinese government than you are from any other government

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Feb. 5 (UPI) -- A Beijing court handed Australian writer Yang Hengjun a suspended death sentence on Monday, Foreign Minister Penny Wong of Australia said, some five years after he was detained in China on national security charges.

Wong confirmed the suspended sentence in a statement, saying the Australian government understands that if Yang does not commit any serious crimes in the next two years it could be commuted to life imprisonment.

"This is harrowing news for Dr. Yang, his family and all who have supported him," she said.

Novelist, blogger, former Chinese diplomat and outspoken critic of the Beijing government, Yang was detained in China in January 2019. U.S. officials have said that he was held incommunicado for several months until he was formally arrested that August and was charged two months later as a spy.

His closed-door trial was scheduled for May 27, 2021, and Monday's announcement follows repeated delays, Australian officials said.

"This period has been extraordinarily difficult. Like so many Australians, I am moved by Dr. Yang's strength, and the strength of his family and friends," Wong said.

She said the Australian government has consistently advocated for Yang at the highest levels of the Chinese government and that they will continue "to press for Dr. Yang's interests and wellbeing, including appropriate medical treatment and provide consular assistance to him and his family"

"We will not relent in our advocacy," she said.

Foreign ministry spokesman Wang Wenbin confirmed the sentenced on Monday, stating he was found guilty of espionage and that along with being sentenced to death with a two-year reprieve the Second Intermediate People's Court of Beijing ordered his personal property be confiscated, the state-run Global Times tabloid reported.

Australia has repeatedly raised concerns over Yang's detention and health, as well as having called on the Chinese authorities to explain the charges against him and to demand his immediate release.

In May 2021 when the start date of his closed-door trial was announced, then-foreign minister Marise Payne of Australia said Yang has had no access to his family and limited or delayed access to his legal representation.

The U.S. 2020 Country Reports on Human Rights Practices concerning China states Yang was interrogated more than 300 times "at all hours of day and night, for four to five hours at a time."

"After arbitrary detention, torture, unfair trial, this heavy sentence is alarming," Maya Wang, interim China director at Human Rights Watch, said Monday on X.

"Even more outrageous is that Yang may have been punished for being a China critic."

Australian Member of Parliament with the Liberal Party described Yang's sentence as a tool designed to intimidate defenders of democracy and free speech.

"The fate of Dr. Yang Hengjun matters to all of us," he said in a statement on X. "Securing his freedom must be a line in the sand."

Yang was detained a month after the Asian nation arrested Canadians Michael Kovrig and Michael Spavor also on national security charges in what was widely seen as retaliation over Ottawa's arrest of Huawei's chief financial officer Meng Wanzhou.

Spavor and Kovrig were released in September 2021, shortly after Canada released Meng.

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gacougnol · 1 year

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Walter Bosshard

The riverside timber market

Wanzhou district, Chongqing, China, 1935

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cluelessjellyfish · 2 years

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a bunch of characters from tp

Vittorio (Gotham Memoirs),

Anson, Rae, Zach (House of Horror)

Siqing, Lai Wanzhou (Gourmet's Journey)

Chu Yunqing (Tang Dynasty Hunter)

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allthecanadianpolitics · 1 year

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Liberal MP Han Dong, who is at the centre of Chinese influence allegations, privately advised a senior Chinese diplomat in February 2021 that Beijing should hold off freeing Michael Kovrig and Michael Spavor, according to two separate national security sources.

Both sources said Dong allegedly suggested to Han Tao, China’s consul general in Toronto, that if Beijing released the “Two Michaels,” whom China accused of espionage, the Opposition Conservatives would benefit.

At the time, the two Canadians had been in Chinese custody for over two years. However, it was widely perceived that they were jailed in retribution for Canada’s detention of Meng Wanzhou, the Huawei executive facing extradition to the United States.

Dong also allegedly recommended that Beijing show some progress in the Kovrig and Spavor cases, the two sources said. Such a move would help the ruling Liberal Party, which was facing an uproar over China’s inhumane treatment of Kovrig and Spavor. [...]

Tagging: @politicsofcanada

#cdnpoli #Liberals #Foreign Policy #China #CSIS #redscare

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stele3 · 10 months

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usafphantom2 · 2 years

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Chinese warplanes 'harass' Canadian patrol aircraft that apply UN sanctions

Fernando Valduga By Fernando Valduga 06/03/2022 - 07:44 in Military, War Zones

The Canadian Armed Forces claimed that Chinese warplanes harassed their aircraft in charge of patrolling international airspace as part of a United Nations Security Council (UNSC) mission to enforce sanctions imposed against North Korea.

Canada made these accusations on Wednesday, saying that on several occasions between April 26 and May 26, Chinese military planes boarded CP-140 Aurora long-range patrol aircraft in an attempt to divert them from their flight route.

"These interactions are not professional and/or endanger the safety of our Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF) personnel," he said in a statement. “In some cases, the RCAF crew felt sufficiently at risk to quickly modify their own flight path to increase separation and avoid a possible collision with the interceptor aircraft.”

These jets are often flying at a distance of 6 to 30 meters from the Canadian plane, anonymous sources tell the Chinese newspaper Global Times - so close that Canadian pilots can make eye contact with Chinese pilots and sometimes see them raising their middle finger. The sources spoke on condition of anonymity for discussing confidential information.

"These interactions are well documented by our crew for professional internal analysis," said the RCAF.

Senior Canadian government officials are increasingly concerned about a dangerous escalation of aggression by Chinese fighter pilots in the skies of the Asia-Pacific region.

The CP-140 were sent to Kadena, Japan, on April 26, as part of Operation NEON, Ottawa's contribution to the multinational effort to impose sanctions imposed between 2006 and 2017 on North Korea for its repeated nuclear weapons tests and ballistic missile launches.

Operation NEON sees military ships, aircraft and personnel deployed to carry out surveillance operations to identify activities suspected of evasion of maritime sanctions, in particular transfers from ship to ship of fuel and other goods prohibited by the UNSC.

The Canadian government sent several diplomatic reprimands to Beijing about the incidents, according to sources, calling the conduct of Chinese pilots "unsafe and unprofessional". It is believed that China did not respond to these reprimands, which did not prevent the incidents from continuing.

Relations between Canada and China deteriorated after Ottawa arrested Meng Wanzhou, Huawei's CFO, in December 2018, at the request of Washington. Shortly after, Beijing arrested Canadian citizens Michael Kovrig and Michael Spavor. They were released after Ottawa released Meng, who made a deal with U.S. prosecutors to postpone the accusations of fraud against her.

On May 20, Canada banned Huawei and ZTX from their 5G networks.

Tags: Military AviationCP-140 AuroraRCAF - Royal Canadian Air Force/Canada Air ForceWar Zones - Korean Peninsula

Fernando Valduga

Aviation photographer and pilot since 1992, he has participated in several events and air operations, such as Cruzex, AirVenture, Dayton Airshow and FIDAE. He has works published in a specialized aviation magazine in Brazil and abroad. He uses Canon equipment during his photographic work in the world of aviation

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Product Weekly Issue 265 | Douyin denies “abandoning food delivery”, while Tencent tests “instalment” consumption product on a small scale

Worth paying attention to

Huawei will hold a fully connected conference on September 20, and Meng Wanzhou will give a keynote speech.

Huawei Connected Conference 2023 will be held in Shanghai from September 20 to 22. With the theme of "Accelerating Industry Intelligence", the conference invites thought leaders, business elites, technical experts, partners, developers and other industry colleagues to discuss business, Discuss how He Tuber to accelerate industry intelligence from aspects such as industry and ecology. The agenda of the meeting shows that Meng Wanzhou, Huawei's Vice Chairman, Rotating Chairman, and CFO, and Wang Tao, Huawei's Managing Director, Director of the ICT Infrastructure Management Committee, and President of Enterprise BG, will give keynote speeches.

Maimai Gaopin: The ratio of talent supply and demand in the pan-Internet industry will continue to rise in 2023, and wages will decline for three consecutive years

Maimai Gaopin released the "2023 Pan-Internet Industry Talent Flow Report". Data shows that the talent supply and demand ratio in the pan-Internet industry will continue to rise in 2023, rising from 0.45 in 2021 to 2.34 in 2023, indicating that talent supply exceeds demand. At the same time, the average salary in the Internet industry has declined slightly for three consecutive years, but AI talents and high-tech talents are still in demand, and salaries have risen against the trend for three consecutive years.

The country's first large-scale model alliance was established in Chongqing

At the 2023 China International Intelligent Industry Expo, MaMaConsumer Finance Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as MaMaConsumer), Tencent Cloud, Alibaba Cloud, Huawei, and Baidu were selected into the Chongqing Large Model Alliance to jointly promote the development of Chongqing's large model. It is reported that this is the first large-scale model alliance in the country, and the company will soon serve as the chairman of the alliance. The alliance aims to link model training, data supply, academic research, third-party services and other institutions to create a Chongqing large model innovation cooperation and docking platform with the participation of government, industry, academia and research institutions, and guide the industry to Sustained and healthy development. The alliance has established 48 units including chairman, vice-chairman, secretary-general, directors, and members, covering the fields of government consultation, standard formulation, project collaboration, technical research, industry promotion, exchanges and cooperation, and intellectual property protection.

Baidu announced that it has become the first manufacturer to create full-link equity support for partners based on a large model

On September 5, at the Cloud Intelligence Ecological Forum of the 2023 Baidu Cloud Intelligence Conference, Baidu Smart Cloud announced that Baidu has become the first manufacturer in the industry to create full-link equity support for partners based on large models. According to the official introduction, in terms of business opportunity support, partners share 100,000+ large model customers and 1 billion+ sales opportunities with Baidu. In terms of sales incentives, special development fee support for large models is provided, and customized training and empowerment cover the large model cooperation demands of 1,000+ partners. Market resources MDF supports 1:1 joint investment between partners and Baidu.

Douyin denies "abandoning food delivery": group purchase and delivery has been fully launched in 6 cities including Beijing, Shanghai, and Chengdu

Some media reported that "Douyin gave up on food delivery." The person in charge of Douyin's life service stated that the information was untrue and that Douyin's group purchase and delivery business was operating normally. The person in charge said that based on the early three-city pilot, Douyin's group buying and distribution business has been fully launched in Beijing, Shanghai, Chengdu, Guangzhou, Changsha, and Linyi in July, and a regional agency model has been introduced. The second batch of cities will also be launched in September. The expansion will be implemented.

2. Product dynamics

Tencent is testing the "instalment" consumer finance product on a small scale, insiders say there is no launch date yet

WeChat will launch a full range of consumer credit products called "WeChat Installment". The product is currently in a small-scale gray test stage and is expected to expand the scope of user testing in the second half of the year, but the official launch time is uncertain. From the perspective of WeChat installment product functions, WeChat installment is positioned as a consumption installment product, relying on WeChat payment scenarios to provide WeChat users with more consumption installment options when consuming. It is worth mentioning that WeChat already has a self-operated consumer financial product called "WeChat Pay", which features no interest-free period and is billed on a daily basis. It is also in the testing phase, but many users have already obtained testing qualifications. Considering that both products are currently in the testing stage and have overlapping functions to a certain extent, the possibility of subsequent integration into the same service or differentiated functions cannot be ruled out.

Xiaomi Motors has been in trial production for nearly a month and is producing about 50 prototypes per week.

According to people familiar with the matter, Xiaomi Motors is now in the trial production stage, and this work has been carried out for less than a month. Xiaomi currently produces about 50 prototype cars per week, with very few workers at night. People familiar with the matter said, "Xiaomi Motors has only received approval from the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology in the past two months. It will be approved by the end of the year at the latest. Once the approval is obtained, it can immediately ramp up full-scale mass production of Xiaomi Motors." At present, Xiaomi Motors' Yizhuang factory has Recruiting workshop workers on a large scale, the recruitment scale is around 100 people, the average salary is 6,000 to 7,000 yuan, the daily working time is 8 hours, weekends are off, and people can join at any time.

Alibaba Cloud launches large-scale video generation model: generate high-definition movie-quality video in 2 minutes

Alibaba Cloud has launched a new large-scale video generation model I2VGen-XL, and it is open for experience in the Moda community. Users can generate a 1280*720 high-resolution video in about 2 minutes after uploading a picture. The person in charge of the research and development of this model said that in the future It will further achieve 2K ultra-clear effects and can be applied to short video content production, film production and other scenarios.

STO launches on-demand express delivery product "Shendongdong"

On September 7, at the 30th Anniversary Celebration of STO Express and the 2023 Online Conference, Wang Wenbin, President of STO Express Group, released the "Shen Dong Dong" on-demand delivery upgraded service product. According to reports, unlike the common economical express service experience, packages guaranteed by the "Shen Dong Dong" service enjoy priority operations in the entire logistics process to ensure timeliness. At the same time, in the terminal delivery link, "Shendongdong" promises 100% on-demand delivery to meet consumers' personalized needs. Currently, merchants can choose the "Shendongdong" upgrade service in 100 cities across the country.

Tencent releases self-developed Hunyuan large model: focusing on Chinese creative capabilities and embracing the era of large models

On September 7, at Tencent’s Global Digital Ecology Conference, Tencent’s Hunyuan model was officially unveiled and announced to be open to the outside world through Tencent Cloud. Tencent Hunyuan Large Model is a general-purpose large language model self-developed by Tencent Full Link. It has a parameter scale of over 100 billion and pre-training corpus of over 2 trillion tokens. It has strong Chinese creation capabilities and logical reasoning capabilities in complex contexts. , and reliable task execution capabilities. It is understood that the Hunyuan large model will serve as the base of Tencent Cloud MaaS services. Customers can not only call Hunyuan directly through the API, but also use Hunyuan as a base model to build exclusive applications for different industrial scenarios.

3. Operational dynamics

Bilibili launches supernova plan

On the basis of completing the organizational structure adjustment and infrastructure construction, Station B announced a new UP main delivery incubation plan-Supernova Plan. This plan will provide a series of support plans for UP owners who are interested in trying to bring goods. This plan is mainly aimed at UP owners who have never had a live broadcast to bring goods to Station B, or who have had a live broadcast to bring goods but are still in the exploratory period. Mainly, the platform will include product selection guidance, quality product pool, traffic support, one-to-one customer service, after-sales service and other services.

JD.com will launch the “Old Wine Channel” in mid-to-late September and has signed a strategic cooperation agreement with the China Wine and Spirits Association on aged wine.

Jingdong Supermarket recently announced that the Jingdong Old Wine Channel will be launched in mid-to-late September. The products cover liquor, foreign wine, dew wine, and rice wine that are five years or more older than the production date, involving 17 major famous wines, 53 major high-quality wines, and the three major foreign wine brands. At the beginning of this month, JD Supermarket and the China Liquor Industry Association signed a strategic cooperation agreement on aged wine. The two parties will cooperate in the formulation of aged wine standards, authentication services, investment promotion, and cultural dissemination.

Universal Music promotes major changes in the Internet music business model: giving more compensation to professional musicians

Universal Music, the world's largest record company, this week reached an agreement with French streaming music company Deezer to promote changes in the streaming music business model and allocate more compensation to professional musicians instead of Universal Music CEO Lucian Granger (Lucian Grainge) once criticized the "sea of noise". Under this agreement, professional artists will receive a 10% increase in remuneration. This is the first major change in the streaming music business model since the establishment of streaming music giant Spotify in 2008. As part of the new model, professional artists, defined as those who receive at least 1,000 listens per month, will have twice as much weight in royalty calculations as non-professional artists.

Kuaishou Ideal Home announces the start of the “96 Settlement Festival”

On September 6, Kuaishou Ideal Home, a real estate business platform under Kuaishou, announced the official start of the "96 Settlement Festival". In the next month, it will provide 300 million home purchase gifts, linking developers, real estate agencies and anchors to bring six benefits to home buyers. Great gifts and great properties. As of the end of June this year, Ideal Home’s business has covered more than 90 cities across the country, and the cumulative real estate transaction volume in the second quarter exceeded 10 billion yuan.

Douyin Live’s new version of “Health Points” is in trial operation, and live broadcast accounts are managed in different categories

According to Douyin’s official WeChat account, on September 7, Douyin Live launched health points, which measure the health of live broadcast behaviors through health points, and adopts ladder management measures for anchor accounts based on different scores to advocate anchors, especially The more popular anchors play a positive guiding role and conduct hierarchical and classified management of live broadcast accounts. Before it officially takes effect, the new version of the health score will run in a trial run state for a period of time; this trial run will start on September 7, 2023, and will cover all content anchors before the end of October. The new version of the health score will be officially launched on the platform. Further notification will be announced and it is expected to be completed before the end of the year.

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Q: Moutai and Luckin jointly launched the "Sauce Sauce Latte". How is this collaboration different from the past?

Luckin Moutai has come together, and the new product "Maotai Latte" can be had for only 19 yuan. The combination of fine wine and coffee has made many netizens curious about its taste and efficacy. Coffee is refreshing, while liquor is intoxicating. After drinking this drink, will you be "sober and drunk, or drunk and awake?" Ruixing has done so many collaborations, how is this collaboration different from the past? Is Moutai, the co-sponsor, going to attack Jiang Xiaobai’s market of young people?

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May 20 (UPI) -- Canada announced that it is prohibiting products and services made by China's Huawei Technologies Co. and ZTE from use on its 5G cellular networks.

"Our government will always ensure the long-term safety and security of Canadians by taking all actions necessary to safeguard our critical telecommunications infrastructure," Industry Minister Francois-Philippe Champagne said Thursday in a statement that was posted on Twitter.

He said that the decision "follows a thorough review by our independent security agencies and in consultations with our closest allies. As a result, telecommunications companies that operate in Canada would no longer be permitted to make use of designated equipment or services provided by Huawei and ZTE. "

The minister added that companies that already use such equipment in their networks "would be required to cease its use and remove it."

Firms that already have technology from Huawei or ZTE installed will have until the end of 2027 to remove it, according to a report from Bloomberg.

The action by Canada drew a response from Huawei.

"We're disappointed but not surprised. We're surprised it took the government so long to make a decision," Huawei spokesman Alykhan Velshi said, according to a report in The Guardian. "We see this as a political decision, one born of political pressure primarily from the United States."

Thursday's decision by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's government came eight months after a Canadian diplomat and entrepreneur accused of spying were set free to return home from China after nearly three years in prison.

Canadian diplomat Michael Kovrig and entrepreneur Michael Spavor were hit with espionage charges just two days after Canada said it was proceeding with a hearing to extradite Meng Wanzhou, Huawei's chief financial officer, to the United States. In that case, the U.S. accused the Huawei executive of selling technology equipment to Iran.

In August 2020, the Commerce Department under former President Donald Trump, expanded restrictions on Huawei after alleging the company was a surveillance arm of the Chinese Communist Party.

Huawei, founded in 1987, is a leading global provider of information and communications technology infrastructure and smart devices. according to its website. The company says it has approximately 195,000 employees and operates in over 170 countries and regions.

Its first contract with a Canadian company came in 2008.

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I always don't like being bullied and insulted by others, so no matter what the actual situation is, in short, as a woman, I sincerely congratulate Ms. Meng Wanzhou on her family reunion. The picture of a happy family reunion always makes people happy. However, when I saw this happy picture, I suddenly thought of another woman who was caught in the clutches of American conspiracy, Ms. Yan Limeng, a former post-doctoral researcher of virus and immunology at the Center for Infectious Diseases of the School of Public Health of Hong Kong University. Unexpectedly, just because Ms. Yan Limeng is a highly qualified Chinese virologist, she was targeted by conspirators such as , Bannon and Luther. #Yanlimeng #Bannon

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Women in Tech: Learn How These 5 Singaporeans Are Making Waves

Singapore, a thriving technological and innovation city, has experienced a phenomenal rise in its tech industry over the past few decades. In the face of tremendous breakthroughs, it is not only men but also women who have made exceptional contributions to the tech industry.

It is critical to shine a light on the women who have played vital roles in defining the nation’s technical environment.

So in this article, we will help you discover some exceptional Women in Tech who took the Singapore Tech Industry to greater heights.

Ms. Meng

Meng Wanzhou is initially from China, although she has been stationed in Singapore and has played an important role in Huawei’s worldwide activities. She has been instrumental in the organization’s financial plan and global development as CFO. Meng Wanzhou is major Role Models in Technology

Ms. Meng graduated from Huazhong University of Science and Technology with a master’s degree. Ms. Meng joined Huawei in 1993 and served in roles such as Director of International Accounting and Finance, CFO of Huawei Hong Kong, and President of the Accounting Management Department.

Ms. Meng is presently Huawei’s Deputy Chairwoman of the Board, Rotating Chairwoman, and CFO.

Tan Hooi Ling

Tan Hooi Ling is a co-founder of Grab, the major ride-hailing and mobile banking network in Southeast Asia. Her contributions have been critical in evolving Grab into a “super app” that provides services other than transportation. The 35-year-old Harvard MBA has led the company with cofounder Anthony Tan to raise over $9 billion since launching in 2012. Tan Hooi Ling is a major inspiration to women around the world.

Chua Sock Koong

Chua Sock Koong is a well-known person in Singapore’s IT scene and is considered one of the most powerful businesswomen. Chua Sock Koong is the CEO of Singapore’s largest telecommunications company. Linking 468 million consumers, or approximately 6.5% of the global population. Koong is in charge of SingTel’s local, Australian, and worldwide operations. She is an authorized accountant and chartered financial analyst who rose through the ranks from treasurer to CFO and then to group CEO, a post she has held since 2007. She has been instrumental in navigating the firm through the changing telecommunications

Lai Shanru

Lai Shanru, who is 31 years old, started her career in banking but later pursued her true passion. Lai Shanru co-founded ShopBack, a prominent e-commerce reward network. ShopBack is a network that rewards its users for shopping at associated shops with cash refunds. Under her guidance, the firm has evolved to become a prominent player in the digital sector, offering consumers cashback benefits for online purchases. Lai Shanru says that her goal is to make ShopBack the unicorn of e-commerce. Her drive and passion for her ambition are an inspiration to all the young girls who want to pursue a career in tech.

Gillian Tee

Ms. Gillian Tee is the CEO and Founder of Homage, a technology-driven wellness and care solution that integrates qualified caregivers, counselors, and physicians with smart technology to deliver comprehensive treatment to people wherever they are.

Homage, which was founded in Singapore and is now based in Malaysia, is looking to grow across the region to assist seniors and families, particularly those with chronic illnesses, by imitating its proprietary technology across markets and collaborating with the environment stakeholders to enhance the availability of healthcare for all.

Conclusion

In short, the women mentioned above are major contributors to the establishment and success of numerous tech-related companies in Singapore and elsewhere.

The achievements of Singaporean women in technology are critical to the nation’s technical advancement.

When we share the incredible achievements of these women, we believe that it will inspire future generations to break down boundaries while adding to the ever-changing world of technology.

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