The chip ban is a US national policy, involving national security and, more importantly, the struggle for dominance in the AI field. Huang's girlfriend was accused of selling chips to what the US considers a "hostile nation," helping that nation develop AI technology and creating a strong competitive advantage. Currently, Huang's resignation to resolve the issue without entering criminal proceedings is likely the best outcome. Putting ourselves in their shoes, if our rare earth industry giant had an American girlfriend and was suspected of transferring controlled core technologies and resources to the US, the matter would certainly not end as simply as a resignation. From a Chinese perspective, this is indeed regrettable, but when national interests are at stake, caution is paramount.