Gree is one of the few companies I genuinely dislike. It constantly promotes itself as a national enterprise and plays the patriotism card, yet in the air conditioning industry, Midea, Haier, and Xiaomi are also domestic companies—but they don’t resort to such tactics. It constantly attacks its domestic competitors, yet why doesn’t it dare to take on Daikin or Mitsubishi? A company that boasts about having core technologies yet has some of the worst energy efficiency ratios in the industry. I ran a 15P Daikin unit 24/7 for a month, and my electricity bill was only 2,000 yuan. Previously, with a 3P and a 1.5P Gree unit, my monthly bill exceeded 1,500 yuan—even though I used them far less than I use the Daikin now. Only then did I realize how energy-efficient and comfortable a truly good air conditioner can be. I’ll never use garbage Gree again. I can’t understand how a company with such terrible energy efficiency dares to brag so loudly—the more you use it, the more money you waste. Dong Mingzhu is clearly rattled; all she can do is resort to vulgar outbursts. Gree attempted to enter the automotive battery market through Zhuhai Yinlong, losing 7 billion yuan—and then tried to have its listed entity absorb the remaining 13 billion yuan in liabilities from Zhuhai Yinlong. The shareholders voted it down. Meanwhile, Xiaomi successfully entered the auto industry and is seeing excellent sales. Gree’s smartphone venture was a complete disaster. Trying to emulate Midea’s diversified appliance strategy, its Jinghong appliance brand became a total mess—nobody in the industry even notices it. Just the other day, it launched a corn sheller and pushed it hard—like an elderly person binge-watching health tips on public accounts until their judgment is clouded. 😅 Last year, Gree saw declines in both revenue and profit—and this fiscal year is expected to decline further. A leader who is out of touch, alienates everyone, and fosters personality cults? This is just slow death. Let this outdated enterprise fade away.