The American government officially issued a public notice: Haoran Technology, a Chinese tech company, possessed Virtual Technology that could endanger U.S. national security. The technology was banned from entering the United States, and due to security concerns, American tech companies were prohibited from doing business with Haoran, especially in the chip trade.
It also stated that Virtual Technology involved global security issues and should not be controlled by a private company to form a monopoly. Haoran Technology was required to make its Virtual Technology public for global sharing.
The moment the ban was announced, it instantly set the Internet ablaze.
"The U.S. government has once again moved to suppress Chinese tech companies. Its goal is clear: seize Virtual Technology."
"Virtual Technology will become a second society in the future. China's Virtual Technology is far ahead of other countries, and the United States is willing to use national power to suppress it."
Many Chinese netizens were filled with indignation. The United States was being far too overbearing. Demanding that Haoran Company disclose its Virtual Technology to them was simply ridiculous.
Why didn't they make their Windows, fighter jets, rockets, and new materials technologies public to other countries?
What freedom, fairness, and justice? They were merely excuses used to demand things from others. They were the most hypocritical country in the world.
A netizen left a message on Haoran Technology's website.
"They're suppressing it because they're afraid. Chinese technology has already made the United States tremble. We support Haoran Technology. We will definitely surpass them in the future."
"Please be careful. Some countries will do anything for profit, stopping at nothing and knowing no bottom line. I hope Haoran's two bosses don't leave the country during this period, in case certain agencies frame or arrest them and pin some fabricated crime on