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WeChat official account claims Meng Wanzhou's promotion was based on merit, not bloodline; netizens mock the claim

10.31 ·Reported ·Importance II ·Sources 1 ·China

On October 31, the WeChat official account "Hard Tech Soft Talk" published an article titled "Meng Wanzhou: From Switchboard Operator to Rotating Chairwoman, 32 Years, Relying on Systems, Not Bloodline." In the comments section, netizens used the plot from the movie "Hi, Mom"—where the factory director's son works as a broadcaster—to mock the claim.

Traffic Signal Pole Struck by Huawei AITO M9 Now Surrounded by Barriers

10.23 ·Reported ·Importance II ·Sources 2 ·China

On October 23, netizens photographed the traffic signal pole previously struck by a Huawei AITO M9, which is now surrounded by barriers; the related comment section appears to have been cleaned up, with only 5 sarcastic comments left.

Huawei and Seres Sue Blogger Who Mocked AITO, Seeking 1 Million Yuan in Damages and a 90-Day Pinned Apology

10.14 ·Reported ·Importance III ·Sources 1 ·Chongqing

Huawei and Seres disclosed on October 14 that they had filed a civil lawsuit against a short-video blogger, accusing the blogger of using AI to fabricate false footage showing the body of an AITO vehicle collapsing, and demanding the removal of the video, a pinned apology for 90 days, and 1 million yuan in compensation. The case is set to be heard on October 23 at the Liangjiang New Area People's Court in Chongqing. The blogger's video had fewer than 3,000 views and only a few dozen followers.

Douyin Blogger Posts Video of Glitching Screen in Huawei AITO Vehicle

10.13 ·Reported ·Importance I ·Sources 1 ·China

On October 13, a Douyin blogger posted a video filmed inside a Huawei AITO, with the screen behind the steering wheel covered in horizontal stripes and apparently glitching, captioned "Will I get roasted?", while bullet comments joked, "Post random videos and they'll track down your workplace in no time."

Netizen releases parody song “The Wise One” mocking Huawei cars

10.10 ·Reported ·Importance II ·Sources 1 ·China

Recently, a netizen-made parody video titled “The Wise One” has gone viral, using the melody of “Lonely Warrior” to satirize Huawei’s broken-axle controversy, account bans and gagging, the deployment of legal staff, and celebrity marketing tactics.

Huawei's Stelato V800's brake pedal snapped repeatedly during testing

10.09 ·Reported ·Importance III ·Sources 1 ·China

During emergency braking tests, the brake pedal of Huawei's Stelato V800, priced at over one million yuan, snapped multiple times in a row, drawing widespread attention online and raising questions about product quality.

CATARC Urgently Surveys Carmakers on Use of Non-Metal Brake Pedals

10.09 ·Reported ·Importance III ·Sources 1 ·China

On October 9, CATARC sent a survey questionnaire on brake pedal assembly materials to multiple carmakers, focusing on the use of non-metal materials. The move stems from the controversy over a broken pedal in a Huawei Stelato test vehicle and may be preparation for standards adjustments.

Meng Wanzhou's Vancouver villa marked on Google Maps as Huawei Princess Villa

10.09 ·Reported ·Importance II ·Sources 1 ·加拿大温哥华

On October 9, netizens found that the Vancouver villa where Meng Wanzhou was placed under house arrest after her detention in 2018 is marked on Google Maps as "Meng Wanzhou's Grand Villa," with the English name Huawei's Princess Villa and the category listed as a shrine, prompting ridicule.

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