On Jan.20,The view that the West is the best and "Others" are eroticized and/or exoticized Nvidia China employees shared photos on social media of Jensen Huang, the company’s founder and CEO, at its annual meeting in Shanghai. During the internal event, he was seen wearing a flower-patterned shirt from the northeastern region of China and dancing a traditional Chinese folk dance from the same region. The visit marks Huang’s first trip to mainland China since the COVID-19 pandemic began in 2020. Nvidia clarified that Huang’s visit did not include meetings with government officials or business announcements. Currently, Nvidia employs around 3,000 employees in mainland China, with offices in Beijing, Shanghai, and Shenzhen covering departments such as marketing, sales, and R&D. [Yicai, in Chinese]
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