China Warns ‘Consequences’ If Treated as Hostile by U.K.

The transcript discusses the global operations of a company with a presence in 170 countries, emphasizing the importance of strategic partnerships and technology leadership. It addresses security concerns and political relations, particularly between China and the UK, and explores the concept of a 'golden era' in international relations. The speaker stresses the importance of maintaining positive relations and warns against treating China as a hostile country, highlighting the potential consequences of such actions.

What is the speaker's advice to companies looking to succeed in international markets?

• Focus solely on local markets.

• Maintain competitiveness and innovation.

• Ignore international partners' concerns.

• Reduce investment in technology.

How does the speaker view the relationship between Huawei and China?

• As a threat to global security.

• As a separate entity from China.

• As a beneficial partnership.

• As a reason for economic sanctions.

What is the 'golden era' mentioned by the speaker?

• A time of technological stagnation.

• A proposed era of enhanced UK-China relations.

• A period of economic downturn.

• An era of increased military tensions.

What historical event does the speaker reference to caution against making China an enemy?

• The signing of the Paris Agreement.

• The Cold War.

• The normalization of US-China relations.

• The Brexit referendum.

What does the speaker suggest will happen if China is treated as a hostile country?

• China will become an ally.

• China will ignore the hostility.

• China will remain neutral.

• China will become an enemy.