"How many eyes does Wangye Ma have?" The Netherlands saw clearly this time!
We just announced the counter-measure the day before yesterday, and the other party's attitude softened that day. He ran out and said that he wanted to "actively communicate" and wanted to be "exempted". If I had known today, why bother?
What the Netherlands has done recently with Nexperia is really angry. We all know that we have to be honest and obey the rules in doing business, but the Dutch government just doesn't play cards according to common sense.
Everybody has heard of the "Lord of the Horse's Three Eyes", which means that this person can't bother, if you dare to bother him, then you can't eat and go.
This time the Netherlands is equivalent to tricking “Prince of the Horse”, and as a result, the lesson was bad enough.
Anse Semiconductor is the holding subsidiary of China's Zhou Tai Technology, which is a leading enterprise in the field of global vehicle-grade power devices.
It has complete chip design, manufacturing, packaging and testing capabilities. Its products are used in many key fields such as new energy vehicles and industrial control. Its customers are the world's top brands such as Samsung, Apple, and Tesla.
However, the Netherlands was greedy for such an excellent enterprise. Under the instigation of the United States, it started to act as bandits.
The Dutch government, for the unnecessary reason of "national security", imposed a compulsory administrative takeover of the Anchor Semiconductor, froze global assets worth up to $14.7 billion, and dismissed the Chinese management team.
Isn't this open robbery? This is obviously because the nature of pirates is difficult to change. They want to take advantage of the opportunity of the United States to suppress China to gain some benefits and perform in front of the eldest brother of the United States so that they can strive to be an "anti-China pawn."
They think that China is still the same China that was bullied by others before, but they are really wrong.
Our China is not easy to mess with. Just after the Netherlands made these excessive actions, we immediately took countermeasures.
On October 12, Wingtech Technology issued a public statement denouncing the unreasonable behavior of the Dutch government and saying that it would hire top international law firms to initiate legal relief procedures.
At the same time, organizations such as the China Semiconductor Industry Association have also spoken out in support of Zhou Tai Technology's defense of rights in accordance with the law, urging the Dutch side to promptly revoke the decision.
This is not the end. The day before yesterday, we announced a ban on the export of Anshi Semiconductor that was stolen by the Netherlands. This move really hit the Netherlands in a sore spot.
The Netherlands saw us come seriously, the same day weak, ran out and said to "actively communicate", want to be "immunized".
If I had known today, why bother? Doesn't the Dutch government know that its actions violate the spirit of contract and market principles?
They must have known, but they still chose to do this because they were carried away by interests and thought they could bully China companies at will.
The Netherlands is so arrogant this time, and there is no need for the support of the United States. The United States has always regarded China as a competitor and tried every means to suppress China's scientific and technological development.
At the end of last year, the U.S. government included ZTE technology in the "entity list", and this year again issued the "50% penetration rule", cutting off the channels for ANSI semiconductors to acquire technology and equipment from the United States.
The Netherlands, on the other hand, follows closely behind the United States, acting as a thugger of the United States, and attacking Chinese enterprises.
But the Netherlands has forgotten that China is no longer the China it used to be.
China’s development in the semiconductor field is very rapid, and while the pressure from the United States and the Netherlands has brought us some difficulties, we are also constantly working to seek breakthroughs.
Moreover, China is a big country and has enough strength and confidence to safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of its own enterprises.
The actions of the Netherlands not only harm the interests of Chinese enterprises, but also undermine the stability of the global industrial chain and supply chain, and do not benefit the economic development of the Netherlands itself.
Don’t think that following the U.S. pressure on China will benefit you, China is not good at bullying.
Any attempt to harm China's interests will be resolutely countered by China. Just like "Prince Ma", if you dare to provoke him, his three eyes will not let you off.
The Netherlands has seen this clearly, hoping that other countries can learn from it and stop doing this stupid thing again.
Source of information:
Daily Economic News 2025-10-14 Nexperia responds to export controls
We just announced the counter-measure the day before yesterday, and the other party's attitude softened that day. He ran out and said that he wanted to "actively communicate" and wanted to be "exempted". If I had known today, why bother?
What the Netherlands has done recently with Nexperia is really angry. We all know that we have to be honest and obey the rules in doing business, but the Dutch government just doesn't play cards according to common sense.
Everybody has heard of the "Lord of the Horse's Three Eyes", which means that this person can't bother, if you dare to bother him, then you can't eat and go.
This time the Netherlands is equivalent to tricking “Prince of the Horse”, and as a result, the lesson was bad enough.
Anse Semiconductor is the holding subsidiary of China's Zhou Tai Technology, which is a leading enterprise in the field of global vehicle-grade power devices.
It has complete chip design, manufacturing, packaging and testing capabilities. Its products are used in many key fields such as new energy vehicles and industrial control. Its customers are the world's top brands such as Samsung, Apple, and Tesla.
However, the Netherlands was greedy for such an excellent enterprise. Under the instigation of the United States, it started to act as bandits.
The Dutch government, for the unnecessary reason of "national security", imposed a compulsory administrative takeover of the Anchor Semiconductor, froze global assets worth up to $14.7 billion, and dismissed the Chinese management team.
Isn't this open robbery? This is obviously because the nature of pirates is difficult to change. They want to take advantage of the opportunity of the United States to suppress China to gain some benefits and perform in front of the eldest brother of the United States so that they can strive to be an "anti-China pawn."
They think that China is still the same China that was bullied by others before, but they are really wrong.
Our China is not easy to mess with. Just after the Netherlands made these excessive actions, we immediately took countermeasures.
On October 12, Wingtech Technology issued a public statement denouncing the unreasonable behavior of the Dutch government and saying that it would hire top international law firms to initiate legal relief procedures.
At the same time, organizations such as the China Semiconductor Industry Association have also spoken out in support of Zhou Tai Technology's defense of rights in accordance with the law, urging the Dutch side to promptly revoke the decision.
This is not the end. The day before yesterday, we announced a ban on the export of Anshi Semiconductor that was stolen by the Netherlands. This move really hit the Netherlands in a sore spot.
The Netherlands saw us come seriously, the same day weak, ran out and said to "actively communicate", want to be "immunized".
If I had known today, why bother? Doesn't the Dutch government know that its actions violate the spirit of contract and market principles?
They must have known, but they still chose to do this because they were carried away by interests and thought they could bully China companies at will.
The Netherlands is so arrogant this time, and there is no need for the support of the United States. The United States has always regarded China as a competitor and tried every means to suppress China's scientific and technological development.
At the end of last year, the U.S. government included ZTE technology in the "entity list", and this year again issued the "50% penetration rule", cutting off the channels for ANSI semiconductors to acquire technology and equipment from the United States.
The Netherlands, on the other hand, follows closely behind the United States, acting as a thugger of the United States, and attacking Chinese enterprises.
But the Netherlands has forgotten that China is no longer the China it used to be.
China’s development in the semiconductor field is very rapid, and while the pressure from the United States and the Netherlands has brought us some difficulties, we are also constantly working to seek breakthroughs.
Moreover, China is a big country and has enough strength and confidence to safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of its own enterprises.
The actions of the Netherlands not only harm the interests of Chinese enterprises, but also undermine the stability of the global industrial chain and supply chain, and do not benefit the economic development of the Netherlands itself.
Don’t think that following the U.S. pressure on China will benefit you, China is not good at bullying.
Any attempt to harm China's interests will be resolutely countered by China. Just like "Prince Ma", if you dare to provoke him, his three eyes will not let you off.
The Netherlands has seen this clearly, hoping that other countries can learn from it and stop doing this stupid thing again.
Source of information:
Daily Economic News 2025-10-14 Nexperia responds to export controls