On July 25th, according to the website of Henan Charity Federation, Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd. donated 30 million yuan to Henan Charity Federation to support flood fighting and disaster relief in Henan Province.

Netizens finally breathed a sigh of relief, but why can't Huawei's various publicity platforms see the news? Seek publicity!

The answer is that people have sent 1200 employees, who are desperately trying to repair communications and respond to external concerns with silent actions.

Huawei donated 30 million yuan.

Thousands of Huawei engineers rushed to Henan.

"Did Huawei donate?" Recently, many netizens asked this question.

On the afternoon of July 25th, according to official website of Henan Charity Federation, on July 25th, Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd. donated 30 million yuan to Henan Charity Federation to support flood fighting and disaster relief in Henan Province.

Some netizens said: "Huawei donated 30 million yuan, and the official Weibo didn't even have a message."

On July 2 1 day, some netizens said: "In the first time of emergency rescue and disaster relief, ensure smooth communication and accurate transmission of dangerous information, then keep up with manpower and material resources, and finally rebuild after the disaster with money as the backing. Huawei has been fighting in the front line! "

On the afternoon of July 2 1, Huawei official Weibo released a message saying that after the rainstorm disaster in Henan, Huawei's Henan representative office launched an emergency support plan urgently. 187 engineers were on the front line of the disaster area, and 68 R&D experts were involved in remote work to carry out fault recovery, business migration and emergency plan preparation, and fully supported local operators to carry out network emergency repair and maintenance to ensure the smooth communication network in the disaster area.

Huawei and operator engineers work together to clean up the water in the computer room and resume business.

According to the official WeChat account of Huawei China, at 3: 00 a.m. on July 2 1 day, the big data project team of Huawei operators stood by tenaciously in the office where water and electricity were cut off and the accumulated water exceeded 1 meter. After receiving the notice from the operator to resume business, immediately organize manpower to take a forklift to the corresponding computer room for emergency repair, and assist the operator to complete the necessary communication rescue work, such as critical analysis and guarantee, meteorological disaster emergency short message release, government public welfare publicity, etc.

A reporter who went to the front by forklift.

On the evening of July 24th, Huawei China Guan Wei released a message saying: "Thousands of engineers from all over China rushed to Henan, and we are still working hard for post-disaster reconstruction."

Huawei said that up to now, Huawei has dispatched more than 1200 people, and Huawei engineers from all over the country have rushed to Henan to support local operators in network repair, maintenance and post-disaster reconstruction 24 hours a day to ensure the rapid recovery of communication networks in disaster areas. At present, many important points have been grasped.

No matter any individual or organization, charitable donations should not be destroyed or forced to donate. Donations, no matter how much, should be praised and supported. If you don't donate, you shouldn't be blamed, let alone reviled.

People who destroy or force others to donate money but don't donate themselves are mostly villains or villains. They consider themselves "patriots" and say others are unpatriotic. Not exactly. Those who seek personal gain under the guise of patriotism are not good people. A few days ago, Zhou Wei argued in obscene language that the provocateur who forced him to donate money was wrong. But I don't think the man who forced others to donate money is a good bird.

Whether Huawei donates or not is entirely Huawei's own business. If you donate, no matter how much, it's no problem. No donation, no problem. I hope that there are fewer and fewer voices of online sabotage and forced donations.

No moral kidnapping. Whether to donate or not is someone else's business. And look at paying hundreds of millions more taxes than Tencent Ali every year. Isn't this contribution much bigger than donations?

Hundreds of billions of marketing expenses a year have raised a group of self-media. When they enter any industry, they will vilify and attack their competitors in any industry, which will make the business environment of enterprises in China a mess!

Donate 2 billion yuan to American universities and scientific research institutions every year, and have no money in the face of natural disasters in the motherland! Under the long-awaited call of the broad masses of the people, we finally donated only 30 million yuan, which is not as good as the red star Hongxing Erke, which is about to close down!

The eyes of the masses are discerning. In the end, Huawei made a low-key donation. . .

Why didn't Huawei donate money? People buy Huawei as a symbol of patriotism, and Huawei is unpatriotic if it doesn't donate money.

It's too wide. Is it necessary to inform everyone to do everything?

In fact, many people are concerned about whether the slogan conforms to the actual action.

Is moral kidnapping interesting? As netizens wish, Huawei, which was sanctioned by the United States, donated 30 million yuan. However, some people may want to say that it is not forced to donate so slowly. . .