CMO shows gratitude for Huawei’s Yu Chengdong visit to Honor store

Huawei Consumer Business Group Chairman – Yu Chengdong has recently been spotted in an Honor phone store. Looking at the clicked images, the CMO of Honor – Jiang Harrison showed his gratitude towards its parent firm’s senior executive.

The scenario took place at the airport. Inputs reveal that Huawei Yu Chengdong had been on a business trip when he stepped into an Honor store at the airport.

Photographs further highlighted that the executive was seeing the newly launched foldable phones at the store. In a picture, Yu was seen holding the Magic V Flip and exploring its features. Note that Magic V Flip is Honor’s first clamshell product.

Responding to the scenario, the CMO of Honor Devices Company – Jiang Harrison reposted a Weibo post capturing Huawei’s Chairman and said “Thank you Mr. Yu for your concern.”

CMO shows gratitude for Huawei’s Yu Chengdong’s visit to the Honor store (Image Credits: Weibo)

These images became a hot topic of discussion among netizens on the social media platform. Many users asked if Huawei is missing its subsidiary at some point.

“Yu Chengdong still can’t let go of Honor? Can’t forget the brotherhood.”

During an interview, the CEO of Honor Company – Zhao Ming said that both Huawei and Honor are reputed firms and will fairly compete against each other. At the same time, they will continue to praise good points of each others’ product.

Thus, it shouldn’t be a surprise to see Yu Chengdong at the Honor phone store. After all, there was a time when Honor belonged to Huawei and used to run on its Kirin chip, follow the software update system, and provide similar after-sales services.

Although to protect the subsidiary from the U.S. restrictions, Huawei sold it out. Thereafter, Honor became an independent firm and explored new ways to build its products. Things changed with the new Magic foldable, the Magic 5 and 6 series, and MagicOS.

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CMO shows gratitude for Huawei’s Yu Chengdong’s visit to the Honor store (Image Credits: Weibo)