In 2007, when everyone was laughing at Lin Fan for making a copycat radio, he secretly established an Android laboratory in the factory.
Faced with the ridicule of "Oriental clown tricks" by Nokia executives, he just smiled and turned around to acquire the chip division of Texas Instruments, which was about to go bankrupt.
When Apple launched iPhone 4, Lin Fan's copycat phone was quietly equipped with a self-developed quad-core processor. Qualcomm held an emergency meeting: "What the hell is that radio factory doing?"
When Google and Intel jointly banned it, Lin Fan held up a drawing of a domestic lithography machine at the press conference: "The warm-up is over, it's time for us to formulate the rules."
