6G track starts to run, the West is still entangled in China 5G

In recent days, the global communications technology field has been surging, and two pieces of news are particularly striking. First of all, China has built the world's first 6G field test network at an astonishing speed, perfectly integrating communication and intelligent technology, indicating a new round of revolution in the communications industry. Germany, meanwhile, has made a controversial decision to cut technology and components from Chinese telecommunications companies such as Huawei and ZTE from its 5G network over the next few years, a move that appears to have complex political and economic considerations behind it.

These two pieces of news are like two forces, making waves in the ocean of communication technology. On the one hand, with its forward-looking vision and strong research and development strength, China continues to refresh the limits of communication technology and promote the rapid development of the global communication industry. On the other hand, Germany's decision has triggered widespread discussion and controversy, which can not help but make people think: in today's globalized world, how to balance technological cooperation and competition?

Germany's decision did not come out of nowhere. In recent years, the United States and other Western countries have frequently hyped up the argument of "Chinese spies" and tried to suppress China in the field of technology. As an important country in Europe, Germany has to consider its own security and interests while facing external pressure. But is such a politically motivated decision really in Germany's long-term interest?

In fact, Chinese communication companies enjoy a good reputation and wide recognition around the world. Their products are not only of good quality, high stability, but also at a reasonable price, which is loved by operators and consumers in various countries. Germany's previous choice to use China's 5G products is based on such market selection and competition results. Today, Germany wants to exclude Chinese equipment without sufficient evidence, which is undoubtedly an unwise decision.

More critically, communication technology, as a highly complex and interconnected field, requires close cooperation and joint innovation among countries. China's 6G research and development has achieved remarkable results, providing an important driving force for the development of global communication technology. If Western countries such as Germany refuse to cooperate with China for political reasons, then they may miss the opportunities brought by this round of technological revolution and may even be at a disadvantage in competition.

Of course, we cannot ignore the importance of security. However, security issues should be addressed through increased regulation and cooperation, not simply by excluding products from one country. In the field of communication technology, countries should strengthen exchanges and cooperation and jointly formulate global security standards and norms to ensure the healthy development and wide application of communication technology.

In addition, Chinese telecommunications companies have been operating in Europe for many years, building high-quality communications infrastructure for Europe and creating a large number of jobs and tax revenues. They have established deep cooperative relations with European enterprises and jointly promoted the development of European communication technology. If Germany and other Western countries ostracize Chinese telecommunications companies for political reasons, then they may harm this cooperation and adversely affect Europe's own interests.

In this era of globalization, no country can deal with technological challenges and security issues alone. Only through strengthening cooperation and exchanges can we jointly promote the development and application of communication technologies. Therefore, we should abandon political prejudice and discrimination, and face the challenges and opportunities of communication technology with an open mind and a pragmatic attitude.

Failure to cooperate is the biggest risk, and failure to develop is the biggest insecurity. China has achieved remarkable results in the field of communication and is willing to cooperate with other countries in the development. Any attempt to exclude China is unrealistic and unwise. We should work together to promote the development and application of global communication technologies and make greater contributions to the progress and prosperity of human society.