319. Response

His son married the daughter of the Qiu family, and the two families became in-laws, and when the in-laws were in trouble, he helped him, and the daughter-in-law's family fell into a situation, and his son lost face.

Qiu Huimin said, "Thank you, Uncle Li, I believe my father must be very happy with your words, and I thank you on behalf of my father." ”

Li He nodded and said, "The two of them should love each other, support each other, don't feel that you have suffered a loss if you take a step back, and don't feel that you have taken advantage of it."

In a family like yours, money is no longer a problem that bothers you, you should stand a little higher, look farther, and stop worrying about some things. ”

Fu Yao said, "Uncle Li, don't worry, I will remember your teachings." ”

Li He waved his hand at the two of them and said, "Okay, I guess it's too much, you guys are also annoying, busy with your go, I, I won't nag." ”

Fu Yao explained, "No, Uncle Li, we still want you to say more." ”

Li He said with a smile, "Don't coax people, I'm leaving, so I won't leave you for dinner." Wang Ziwen, send off the guest for me. ”

Watching the two go hand in hand, and when Wang Ziwen came back after sending them back, he smiled and beckoned Wang Ziwen to pack his luggage and leave.

"Mr. Li, my colleagues in the public relations department discussed it and thought it would be better for you to respond in person. Wang Ziwen stood still.

"Response?" Li He sneered.

He has rarely been interviewed for the news, and he was interviewed by American Radio and Television Corporation on the plane in response to the U.S. Commerce Department's sanctions banning Nokia mobile phones and telecommunications equipment from entering the United States.

"Mr. Lee, in the eyes of the outside world, you are a mysterious and low-key person, and fortunately, we have learned many of your deeds in the memoirs of Mr. Clinton and Mr. Bush.

In 2009, when you attended the Davos Forum, we wanted to do a program on the theme of China Re Group, and we knew that there were many misunderstandings about you in the world, and from the perspective of ABC, we wanted to understand your views through such an opportunity, but you rejected us at that time.

Now I'm glad to finally have this opportunity to listen to your position, and I would like to express my gratitude for this opportunity, and we will ask some questions that are of great concern to the outside world later, and thank you again for accepting the interview!" Sitting directly across from Li He was the American gold medal female anchor Lesps, blonde hair and blue eyes, with a very serious delicate face, she looked at Li He's eyes, and after getting Li He's affirmation, she continued, " In November 1996, the New York State Department of Financial Services announced that Delta Bank had violated New York State law by providing settlement services to companies targeted by the United States, and had paid a $385 million fine.

In October 2002, the U.S. Secretary of the Treasury announced sanctions against Petronas, the largest oil company in Southeast Asia, Maggo.

In December 2003, your Baltic shipping company was also sanctioned by the U.S. Department of Commerce for receiving new orders from Iran.

Now, the United States has once again sanctioned the companies of the China Re Group, what do you think about this?"

Li He smiled, sometimes quite helpless, he wanted to be a low-key person and be stable until he was old, but many retired politicians and business tycoons have a problem, they like to write memoirs or autobiographies, just write it, it doesn't get in the way of his business.

But these people invariably mention him and his company, and they will occupy a lot of space in the book, as if the memoirs would not be complete without mentioning him.

He used to be very distressed about it.

"Thank you," Li He paused, "This is not the first time I have been sanctioned by the United States, as early as the early eighties, my textile enterprises, iron and steel enterprises, glass enterprises, and automobile companies have all been subjected to anti-monopoly investigations and penalties by the United States government.

The U.S. often wields the stick of "special Section 301" to exert pressure on other countries and threaten to impose retaliatory trade sanctions if they do not resolve disputes over Section 301 under the pretext of investigating the laws, policies, and practices of the countries concerned that restrict the entry of U.S. goods into the country.

As everyone knows, such an unreasonable act can only tarnish the reputation of the United States in the world, damage the economic and trade relations between the United States and other countries, and harm the interests of the United States itself..."

"I have gone all the way, from a small business to a large enterprise, from weak to strong, many things in my opinion, has become commonplace...."Li He paused, "I am very grateful to the US government for its publicity, let the world know that Nokia Communications is not only selling mobile phones, all the time, people mention Nokia, only know mobile phones, in fact, the proportion of mobile phone sales revenue in the total revenue is very low, the main component of revenue is communication equipment, we are the world's most advanced communication equipment suppliers..."

"The question I am going to ask has to do with your vast business empire," continued Puslet, glancing at the outline, "and from Mr. Clinton's memoirs, we see a passage in which you are the most lazy businessman, and the most successful, and that you are the luckiest man in the world, who has accumulated more wealth in just a few decades than many hundred-year-old families. What I want to ask is, have you always been so lucky?"

Li He said, "Fortunately, those who have titles like 'Duke of Cornwall, Earl Carrick, Baron Renfrew, Scottish Isles, Lord Great Steward', etc., are born with golden keys in their mouths.

We are just ordinary people who refuse to bow to fate.

If we are lucky, our generation coincides with the opportunity of reform and opening up, which gives us the opportunity to play our strengths on the stage, and we are very grateful for this great era.

As Mr. Clinton said, I am a lazy person, and in the early days of my business, if I stopped moving, the money I saved at that time was basically enough for me to live a rich life for a lifetime.

But my character is relatively hard, I am never easily satisfied, I refuse to give up easily, so to this day, I can say with certainty that I will continue to move forward. ”

Lespes continued, "What do you think about the charges against you from the U.S. Department of Commerce?"

Li Hedao, "From the perspective of the history and logic of the success of economic sanctions, there is no simple linear relationship between the economic losses caused and the success of sanctions.

Now that you're talking about Mr. Clinton, I can say, if I'm not mistaken, during Mr. Clinton's four-year tenure, the United States imposed economic sanctions on 35 countries with populations of 2.3 billion, or 42 percent of the world's population at the time, and as the number of sanctions increased, their effectiveness diminished.

This is not a win-win outcome at all, and there are no cases of compromise by sanctioned countries.

If you go back and look at the global financial crisis of 2008 and 2009, you will find that some of the financial or economic market conditions that have occurred this year are very similar to the early phenomena of the financial crisis, and this round of new volatility may also bring us some disruption.

Its roots lie in the rise of counter-globalism.

The future of economic globalization is a blue ocean with broad space for development.

I believe that the United States, as the leader of the global economy, will continue to maintain a more open and inclusive attitude, and ultimately solve problems within the framework of the law. ”

"In many news reports, Nokia is portrayed as a thief and an untrustworthy person, and Nokia is infringing on U.S. intellectual property rights and stealing U.S. technology, do you agree with these statements?"

Li He said with a smile, "Nokia is a multinational company headquartered in Finland, and its parent company is the Italian Omnitel Telecom Group, which belongs to all shareholders, not to one person.

Nokia has been a global leader in communications, with more than 100,000 patents in chips, mobile communications, cloud computing, and computing cognition, with an annual patent licensing revenue of about $1.1 billion.

No company in the same industry has more patents than us, and no company has more patent income than us. ”