PHUA's acquisition of the Red Flag failed

With the news from Netease, the company's comprehensive acquisition of Hongqi Linux has failed. Hongqi Linux was acquired by a Dalian company with a transaction price of more than 38 million. Fortunately, Hongqi employees can get their own unpaid salary, wish them a smooth working life. However, at the same time, the four requirements raised by the acquirer in the company's bankruptcy Statement of Hongqi turned into an embarrassing smile. I believe that Hongqi's executives and employees love Hongqi, so they will propose these four items, but after all, the auction is measured by money. The company's management wants the future of the red flag, and the shareholders only want to sell a good price. Alas, tragedy. PHUA basic software, as an enterprise that began to take over the red flag in all aspects of media reports, eventually became a competitor to the consortium. Since the establishment of the basic software of puhua, the company's backbone is Hongqi employees. Half of the first employees in were Hongqi employees. Later, many Hongqi employees jumped along, in particular, when the Hongqi operation was unfavorable in February, the company introduced a large number of Hongqi employees, and within a year it had been working on x86 and domestic operating systems, technical support for the former Hongqi customers was provided free of charge for six months. Unfortunately, the result was eventually lost to the consortium. The red flag was scolded by many people and said it was rubbish, but it was indeed the former boss of China and the stuff of the Chinese. There are two completely different concepts, none, but poor. China has an atomic bomb in its hand to have a say in the national nuclear ban. I don't know how the red flag will develop in the future, but I still hope it will not fall.