@caozlog: I heard Huawei has another high-tech breakthrough. Off-road vehicles can now go off-roading without leaving a trace, emerging unstained from mud. I've even thought of the slogan: Huawei Paint, Far Ahead. Why still sell cars? Just sell paint.
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Cao Zheng joked that Huawei seems to have introduced a high-tech coating that lets off-road vehicles go off-road without leaving tracks and stay free of mud, suggesting Huawei switch to selling paint.
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I heard Huawei has new high-tech again.
Off-road vehicles can go off-roading without leaving a trace, emerging unstained from the mud. I’ve even got the ad slogan ready: Huawei coating, far ahead.
Why even sell cars? Just sell the coating.
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