Lin Zhenhua again encountered a Neon company in the bidding for a certain large equipment in Northeast China. Their tactics were even more shameless, causing Hanhua Group to fall into a predicament similar to that of Huadun Biotech.
No wonder people say China's industrial history is a history written in blood and tears—pull out any random episode and it'll instantly cure your low blood pressure.
There's a saying on the internet that actually makes a lot of sense:
The reason the Koreans are hostile toward us is mainly because, historically, we were their suzerain—they don't want that mark left on them.
They want to erase that period of "humiliation," so since 1970, they removed Chinese characters from their textbooks.
In 2005, they tried to cover up even more by changing Han City to Seoul.
This is an official "de-Sinicization" policy, openly written into Korean textbooks.
Shameless, indeed, but their hostility is mostly cultural.
But Neon is different.
