"Recently, protests and demonstrations erupted across multiple areas of cities on the United States East Coast. Protesters held up signs calling for a boycott of Starry Sky Technology and other products bearing Hua Nation markings. According to our New York correspondent, the protest in Queens alone had already approached two thousand participants, seriously disrupting traffic on nearby streets."
"However, it is worth noting that our reporter discovered that the organizers used Apple's latest mobile phone to record this video. The Longteng Series Carbon-Based Chip used in the phone, as well as the Carbon Nanotube circuit components in its camera, involved more than twenty patents, all owned by Starry Sky Technology. When questioned about this, the organizers offered no response and instead behaved unfriendly toward our reporter."
"Here, we would once again remind everyone to stay safe while traveling and actively avoid danger. If an emergency occurs, please call the local embassy..."
"...CCTV News, reporting for you."
Watching the footage on the news and those laughable protesters, Wang Zhengfei, seated in Huawei's cafeteria, could not help but sigh.
"Every time I see news about Starry Sky Technology on television, it makes people so envious."
Sitting beside President Wang, Huawei Group's chief product strategist, Shao Yi, smiled conversationally.
"What's there for you to envy, President Wang? Haven't we already obtained authorization to use the Phantom System and virtual reality technology?"
Under the strategic cooperation agreement reached between Starry Sky Technology and Huawei Group, Starry Sky Technology would license Huawei Group the patents for virtual reality technology.
In exchange, Starry Sky Technology would receive 15 percent of the sales price of every Neural-Interface Virtual Reality Device produced by Huawei Group that contained a Neural Data Machine. Those devices also had to use Starry Sky Technology's independently developed "Phantom" system and its corresponding signal