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After Huang Renxun admitted to an extramarital affair, Huida launched an independent investigation; The Chinese Foreign Ministry denied that the woman involved was involved in Chinese intelligence work, insisting that the external claims were purely slander.
Huida (Nvidia) CEOJen-Hsun Huang Huida admitted to having an extramarital affair on the 8th and launched an independent investigation. In response to previous allegations by US officials that a woman close to Huang Renxun worked for the Chinese intelligence agency, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Guo Jiaqun reiterated today (9th) that the so-calleddetective The argument was “based purely on rumors and slander.”
According to The Paper, the Chinese Foreign Ministry held a regular press conference on the 9th. An AFP reporter asked: Huang Renxun admitted on the 8th that he had an extramarital affair with a woman, and Huida has begun to investigate Huang Renxun. Earlier, US officials had claimed that the woman worked for Chinese intelligence agencies. Can the Chinese Foreign Ministry comment on this matter? Will this incident affect the meeting between the Chinese and US presidents in Shenzhen next week?
Guo Jiakun said, “We have responded to this before. The so-called Chinese spying argument is completely based on rumors and slander.”
Another foreign media reporter asked, does this mean that the Chinese Foreign Ministry has denied the report that the woman worked for the Chinese intelligence agency? Guo Jiakun once again reiterated that “the so-called Chinese espionage argument is entirely based on rumors and slander.”
The Chinese Foreign Ministry responded to the relevant allegations on October 30. At that time, an AFP reporter cited a New York Times report saying that a Chinese female executive had a close relationship with Huida CEO Huang Renxun, and the US intelligence agency said the woman was a Chinese intelligence agent. Is China aware of this situation and what is its comment? Guo Jiaqun responded at the time, “The relevant reports are based on rumors and are entirely slander and slander against China.”
The New York Times revealed on October 29 that Huang Renxun has a close relationship with Huang Le, a former senior director of Singapore data center company MegaSpeed. On November 6, US intelligence officials were quoted as saying that Huang Le had been recruited by China’s Ministry of State Security to gather information related to Huang Renxun. In this regard, Huang Renxun initially emphasized that the two parties only had normal business contacts, and it was not until the 8th that he sent a letter to the staff admitting the extramarital affair.
Huida’s board of directors announced on the 8th that it will launch an independent investigation to clarify whether Huang Renxun has become the target of foreign intelligence operations.
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Huang Renxun has admitted to having extramarital affairs with employees, and Huida’s board of directors has also announced the launch of an independent investigation to clarify whether he has been targeted by foreign intelligence operations. The incident is continuously spreading.
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Guo Jiakun reiterated that the so-called Chinese spying claims are entirely based on rumors and slander, tantamount to denying allegations made by foreign media and the United States that the woman worked for Chinese intelligence agencies.
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In the report, a reporter once asked whether this would affect the Shenzhen meeting next week. However, the Chinese Foreign Ministry did not directly comment on the specific impact. It merely reiterated that the relevant spying allegations were false and that no changes were mentioned in the meeting.
