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More dramatic is that the latest court documents released by the Court of Appeal in Amsterdam show that US officials explicitly requested Anshi Semiconductor to replace its China CEO as early as June this year in exchange for exemption from the "entity list." This ironclad evidence completely exposes the Dutch government's so-called "independent decision-making" lies and exposes it as nothing more than a pawn in the geopolitical game of the United States.
What the Dutch authorities never expected was that China's counterattack would come so quickly and accurately. China's Ministry of Commerce issued an export control announcement. ANSI Semiconductor China and its subcontractors have been banned from exporting certain finished parts and sub-components produced in China.This is a direct hit, because Anselm Semiconductor is the few manufacturers in Europe that supply batch-grade chips, and its production line relies heavily on China's supply chain support.
From automobile giants like BMW to the entire European semiconductor industry, they are closely watching the course of the game. On the one hand, it is an important guarantee of the supply of European automotive industry chips; on the other hand, its high-end materials and equipment are heavily dependent on Chinese channels.China's countermeasures not only prevented the Netherlands, but also triggered a chain reaction in the European chip industry.
It is worth noting that the interdependence between the Dutch "three chip giants" makes the Ansei Semiconductor crisis likely to spread to leading companies such as ASML.This industrial pattern that affects the whole body makes the Dutch government's reckless actions particularly unwise.
The Chinese Foreign Ministry said: It opposes the generalization of the concept of national security and insists on requiring countries to abide by market principles.But what is stronger than words is action-China has demonstrated to the world its firm determination and ability to protect the legitimate rights and interests of China companies through precise export controls.
This game reveals a cruel reality: today, when the global industrial chain is deeply intertwined, any unilateral bullying will pay a heavy price. The Dutch government may think that it can seize the assets of Chinese companies by virtue of its power, but China's sudden counterattack shows that China has both the will and ability to safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of its companies.
The current development of the situation has gone beyond simple corporate disputes and evolved into a geopolitical contest about international business rules. China's decisive response not only defends the interests of individual enterprises, but also sends a clear warning to all countries trying to follow suit: Any discriminatory practices against China companies will face reciprocal countermeasures.