A war rehearsal! Hong Kong media: Microsoft worldwide failure, only China, which is beautified, is normal.

In the late night of the 24th year, a 'war' broke out. What the editor is referring to as 'war' here is not the kind of war fought with military weapons, but an internet incident that swept the globe without warning. The power of this disaster is tremendous, even the usually bullish Microsoft has experienced a malfunction. Faced with this sudden turn of events, we can't help but wonder: What happened? And how did China perform under this storm? Let's continue to explore with the editor's questions in mind.
Overnight, the check-in computers of long airports in the United States' airlines were plunged into chaos, as the automatic update of the security software turned into a nightmare. Normally, after the security software update, it should work and serve normally, but the updated computers did not resume normal service. Instead, they displayed a desperate GRIN blue screen. Presumably, everyone knows that when their computer encounters a GRIN blue screen, they tend to feel long. We must have all seen it on short video platforms and the like. Our first reaction must be to think that the computer has a virus.
Under the impact of this Internet storm, major airlines such as United Airlines, American Airlines, and Delta Air Lines experienced a complete network collapse, forcing the Federal Aviation Administration to announce the suspension of all flights that day. This situation directly disrupted everyone's travel plans, and many people had no idea what had happened and were forced to wait.
Not only the aviation industry has been hit hard, but the financial sector has also not been spared. The most classic thing happened: the banking transaction system completely malfunctioned, causing securities exchanges to fall into chaos, and people's financial security was seriously threatened. Not only that, the medical services are also in chaos, with the NHS system in the UK paralyzed, patients unable to obtain life-saving drugs, and doctors unable to provide effective treatment for patients.
In this global disaster, people around the world are in deep panic and chaos. But something strange happened that surprised everyone. Despite the outside turmoil, China seems to be unaffected with almost no impact on the banks, hospitals, airlines and other things related to people's livelihoods. What is going on? Is it a coincidence? Or is it because China was prepared in advance? Let's continue reading.
In fact, China's 'de-beautification' strategy has played a key role in this crisis. For years, the US blockade and suppression in China's high-tech field have instead stimulated China's determination and strength in independent innovation. China has long realized how dangerous it is to rely on technology from other countries and has vigorously developed domestic hardware, operating systems, and application software.
For example, in the aspect of operating systems, domestic operating systems such as Kirin, UOS, and Zhongke Fangde are gradually rising. These can be said to have laid a solid foundation for our country's network security. Many high-tech products can completely replace foreign products. Maintain data stability and information security.
In terms of network hardware, products from companies such as Huawei, CITIC, and H3C are already able to compete with international brands, and well-known companies like Huawei, Lenovo, and Tongfang have demonstrated their strong competitiveness.
China's 'de-beautification' strategy is not a success overnight, but the result of accumulation over time. During this period, numerous researchers have made silent contributions and countless enterprises have forged ahead. They deeply understand that only by mastering core technologies can they be independent in critical moments.
This global internet incident has deeply taught us that in today's globalization, although countries are interdependent, independent technological research and development capabilities are crucial. For a country, it cannot entrust its fate to others. It must have its own technological capabilities. Otherwise, it will always rely on other countries' technologies, and when it is critical, it will become paralyzed.
In short, this global internet incident is a warning and an opportunity. On the one hand, it warns us to always pay attention to issues of cybersecurity, and on the other hand, it also demonstrates to other countries the successful strides China has made in its independent technological development. I believe that in the near future, China's technological prowess will make even greater contributions to the world's development. What are your thoughts on this event?