Relevant departments in China filed a case to investigate FedEx foreign netizens： well done.

　　[Global Network Reporter Wu Yuanchun Ding Jieyun] According to Xinhua News Agency official Weibo’s "Xinhua Viewpoint" news on June 1, the relevant state departments decided to file an investigation into FedEx’s alleged damage to the legitimate rights and interests of Chinese users. According to the news, recently, FedEx did not deliver the express mail according to the name and address in China, which seriously damaged the legitimate rights and interests of users and violated the relevant laws and regulations of China’s express delivery industry. The relevant state departments decided to file an investigation.

　　The news that "the relevant departments in China decided to file a case to investigate FedEx" quickly attracted the attention of the international media, and many foreign media reported the matter for the first time. ↓

　　Both Bloomberg and Reuters mentioned Huawei’s statement this week that it was reviewing its cooperation with FedEx. Huawei previously told Reuters that FedEx recently sent two packages sent from Japan to Huawei in China to the United States, and tried to transfer the other two packages sent from Vietnam to Huawei’s offices in other parts of Asia to the United States, all of which were unauthorized.

　　Reuters said FedEx (China) did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

　　In addition, many foreign media, including the US CNBC website and Associated Press, also forwarded the news from Xinhua, the official news agency of China. ↓

　　In addition to the international media, this news has also caused discussions among many foreign netizens. Some people expressed support for the investigation initiated by the Chinese side ↓

　　Some people also expressed their understanding of the Chinese approach ↓

　　"This is a special moment of Sino-US trade … All four parcels belong to Huawei … Also from different offices … It’s hard for China not to be angry … "

　　Others pointed out that "FedEx can’t be called a victim if it does something like a thief" ↓

　　"If FedEx does do something like a thief, I don’t think it is a victim. FedEx deserved it! "

　　At the same time, some people speculate that "FedEx has contact with the US military" ↓

　　Some netizens simply suggested that China "disable FedEx and switch to other express delivery methods such as SF Express or DHL" ↓

　　What do you think?