Ren Zeping: The era of Ningde is long gone, and I applaud for China Innovation Aviation who raised the pole

The world has been suffering for a long time. In recent years, the Ningde era has been fighting on all sides, causing widespread concern, suppressing competitors, coercing car companies, and squeezing upstream and downstream profits. It is recommended that all walks of life and regulatory authorities pay attention to two key issues: First, whether the Ningde era involves suppressing competitors with controversial and problematic patents. The second is whether the Ningde era involves monopoly and unfair competition, using industry status to suppress competitors, and using some means to coerce downstream new energy car companies. From the perspective of the long-term and healthy development of the market economy, I applaud the efforts of China Innovation Aviation. | Related reading (Ren Zeping Weibo)

Hu Keke

The boy who slayed the dragon turned into a dragon. Is this the case in the Ningde era? From Ren Zeping’s “the world has been suffering for a long time, the king of Ning Ning”, I don’t completely agree with the comments on the Ningde era, but it’s just a matter of opinion. But one thing is certain, Ningde era currently has many practices in the new energy industry that are worthy of scrutiny. The next step of Ningde era has already affected the fate of China’s new energy vehicle industry chain, which is worth discussing.

CATL has always been the pride of China’s energy industry. At that time, CATL snatched BMW orders from Panasonic, LG, and Samsung. Ningde era’s forging ahead was also applauded. Now it is firmly ranked first in the world, and the “Made in China” of Chinese people is also elated in the field of new energy batteries. Like other successful companies, the success of Ningde era is related to his struggles everywhere, and the continuous extension of the industrial chain can also be seen as the foundation for the company’s better survival and development. As for competition, as long as it is not bullying the small by the big, or even using unfair means, as long as it is competition in the sun, it is understandable.

Of course, from the perspective of common prosperity, we hope that when a dragon is flying in the sky, it can also bring opportunities to the entire industry. I hope that the Ningde era will do more positive-sum games with domestic compatriots, and less zero-sum games, let alone negative-sum games.

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