Xiaomi's response was to be banned by India. What measures will he take to deal with it?

At present, the official answer is that we are learning about the progress of the situation and will take appropriate measures.

Recently, the Indian Ministry of Electronic Information Technology? Is sovereignty and national security threatened? The reason is that 47 domestic applications including Xiaomi browser have been banned. This means that unless Xiaomi cancels the installation of Xiaomi browser on mobile phones sold in India, it will be completely banned by India. According to relevant sources, this time in India? Fight back? It is a response to China's dominant position in the Indian Internet market.

Personally, I think Xiaomi's next move may be to negotiate with relevant departments in India first. If the negotiation breaks down, he can apply for judicial proceedings. If the judicial process fails, he may really have to prepare for the worst.

So I want you to know the fact that India is now suppressing an Internet private enterprise in China through the political power of the National Government, with the aim of having a little impact on China's economy and protecting its own Internet enterprises. Although this kind of intervention in other countries' economy and protection of domestic enterprises through state politics may be beneficial to domestic enterprises to some extent, in the long run, this kind of practice undermines the rules of healthy competition among enterprises and violates the trend of economic globalization, which will eventually bring unimaginable losses to the country.

In addition to banning Xiaomi, India has also adopted a tough policy towards China in many fields. For example, India's power sector cancelled the purchase contract with an enterprise in China, and an Indian enterprise cancelled China's sponsorship. In addition, according to anonymous officials, the Indian government will further restrict China's goods and services.

Generally speaking, India has begun to impose political restrictions on some enterprises in China, and this restriction may gradually expand. What I want to say is that this irrational Indian behavior will not have much influence on China. On the contrary, we will take countermeasures under certain circumstances to protect the legitimate rights and interests of China.