Forbes magazine predicted in a recent report that Huawei would completely shut down its business in the United States by the end of this year. This is because the US market is not an important part of the company at present, and Huawei executives have previously shown that the loss of the US market will not have a great impact on the company, vaguely revealing their intention to abandon the US market.

On April 17, Huawei held a global analyst conference. Xu Zhijun, Huawei's rotating CEO, said at the conference that he would not take Huawei's problems in the United States seriously. "In some cases, only letting go will make us feel relaxed." Yu Chengdong, Huawei's senior vice president, said at Huawei's P20 series press conference that there is no U.S. market, Huawei still ranks first in the world.

In February this year, the US CIA, FBI, NSA and other national institutions raised doubts about Huawei and ZTE. They believed that the use of the products of the two companies by US users and enterprises was a security risk, and at the hearing, they suggested that the American people should not use Chinese products.

As we all know, the U.S. Department of Commerce issued a disciplinary letter to ZTE on April 16, forbidding American enterprises to trade with ZTE in the next seven years and taking a firm attitude. ZTE is basically "cool" in the U.S. market. The industry is worried that Huawei is the next target of the United States, but the current signs show that Huawei does not want to wait for the United States to start, and let go first.

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