On October 9th, a song mocking the shady dealings of Huawei's new energy vehicles, titled "The Seventh Dirty in the World," went viral. Adapted from Jay Chou's "The Seventh Chapter of the Night," the song garnered over 8,000 recommendations, 70,000 likes, over 6,000 comments, and 77,000 shares within just six hours of its release. The lyrics subtly criticize Huawei: "After every accident, they cover up the car logo first," and "If you're making …
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On October 9th, a song mocking the shady dealings of Huawei's new energy vehicles, titled "The Seventh Dirty in the World," went viral. Adapted from Jay Chou's "The Seventh Chapter of the Night," the song garnered over 8,000 recommendations, 70,000 likes, over 6,000 comments, and 77,000 shares within just six hours of its release. The lyrics subtly criticize Huawei: "After every accident, they cover up the car logo first," and "If you're making …