Zuckerberg still wanted to enter the Chinese market and turn around, but when he turned around, he found that there was no shore

Recently, the Wall Street Journal reported that Meta, owned by Facebook founder Zuckerberg, is in talks with Chinese companies to introduce Meta's VR headwear devices into the huge Chinese market. However, potential Chinese partners are concerned that Zuckerberg's past involvement in China may pose risks

Recently, the Wall Street Journal reported that Meta, owned by Facebook founder Zuckerberg, is in talks with Chinese companies to introduce Meta's VR headwear devices into the huge Chinese market. However, potential Chinese partners are concerned that Zuckerberg's past involvement in China may pose risks. As a technology giant, Zuckerberg believes that many people still understand him as a Chinese son-in-law, but many people are not aware of how he has repeatedly provoked China in the past few years.

Zuckerberg once asked a question, 'Apple can sell in China, Tesla can sell cars in China, why can't we sell Meta's VR (Virtual Reality) headsets in China? As for why, doesn't he have any points in mind? Meta's entry into the Chinese market is plagued by obstacles, rooted in Zuckerberg himself.'.

After Facebook was banned in 2009 due to its refusal to comply with China's online censorship regulations, its comments on China have been biased towards negative aspects, but have not yet been openly disclosed. But during Trump's tenure, he actively lobbied and cooperated to suppress Chinese companies, and even discredited China's interference in the election. At a United States congressional hearing in 2020, a US representative asked "Do you believe the Chinese government steals technology from US companies?"? Most tech giants have not been able to provide the answers American politicians want, with only Zuckerberg providing a different answer. In the absence of evidence, he firmly insisted on "China stealing technology from American companies".

His words and actions were also surprising, as in the early years, Zuckerberg hyped up his Chinese son-in-law identity, gave a full Chinese speech, and marketed a technology giant image, which did accumulate a lot of goodwill in China. However, he turned his face faster than his book, making him the founder of "Facebook". His significant change in attitude towards China began with the rise of technology companies such as TIkTOK in China. Multiple speeches have been made to play 'pull step', emphasizing the freedom of speech and privacy protection on Facebook, and the lack of freedom and censorship on TikTok.

This is just a lie with his eyes open. The user Data breach event occurred on Facebook many times, and he didn't mention it. Zuckerberg has also been lobbying American conservatives to suppress the rise of Chinese Century's technology enterprises and package the rise of Chinese Internet companies as a "pan national security threat". Zuckerberg is the main culprit behind the US government's comprehensive review of Tiktok. But in the end, he didn't act according to his script, and Tiktok became increasingly popular. His "shanzhai version of Tiktok" also failed to spark water, and Facebook was basically half dead. Peer competition is a common occurrence, but it is immoral to just bribe gangsters and smash stores. The snobbishness, cunning, and shrewdness of a Jewish businessman are all reflected in Zuckerberg.

In that year, the market value of a number of technology giants, including Apple, Amazon, Microsoft and others, continued to rise. Apple's market value exceeded $3 trillion, and Nvidia's market value exceeded $1 trillion when Microsoft exceeded $2.5 trillion. But the market value of Meta has been greatly discounted in the past two years, dropping to around $730 billion, not the same as before. The Chinese market is seen as a lifeline for its turnaround, and Apple and Tesla in the United States have achieved great success relying on the Chinese market. It is normal for Zuckerberg to covet the Chinese market, after all, businessmen are not profitable and do not go there. But he wanted to look back and find that there was no bank left. They all said that 30 years in the east and 30 years in the west, but 10 years was enough. Zuckerberg cracked down on tiktok in the United States, but its parent company, ByteDance VR, led the market in terms of shipments last year and had to face competition from Apple and Sony. Even if Zuckerberg is able to enter the Chinese market, he will still face fierce competition and the aversion of Chinese consumers. The strategy of eating and smashing the pot is no longer feasible in China.


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