Huawei CEO on Daughter's Arrest in Canada, Rules Her Out as Successor

The transcript discusses Huawei's stance on maintaining its investment in Canada despite tensions with the US. It highlights the Chinese government's reaction to the arrest of Mung Wong Joe and emphasizes the use of legal means to protect rights. The speaker comments on Prime Minister Trudeau and the US administration's threats, noting the unintended publicity for Huawei. The transcript concludes with a statement on Huawei's integrity and the Chinese government's clear stance against backdoors.

What is Huawei's stance on its investment in Canada despite challenges?

• They will maintain their investment.

• They are undecided about their investment.

• They will increase their investment significantly.

• They plan to reduce their investment.

How does Huawei view the arrest of Mung Wong Joe in terms of its relationship with Canada?

• As a positive development for their business.

• As a reason to withdraw from Canada.

• As an individual case with no impact.

• As a major influence on their relationship.

What is Huawei's approach to handling the situation with the Chinese government?

• They are planning to relocate their headquarters.

• They are seeking diplomatic solutions.

• They are using legal means to protect their rights.

• They are ignoring the situation.

How does Huawei perceive the threats from the Trump administration?

• As a reason to change their business model.

• As a minor inconvenience.

• As an opportunity for free advertising.

• As a serious threat to their existence.

What would happen if Huawei had backdoors in their equipment, according to the transcript?

• Their customers would increase.

• Their company would collapse.

• Their reputation would improve.

• Their revenue would double.