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Wang Dongying has been on the Tonernews.com Radar for a long time, he is well known and revered in China, his accomplishments are many, but here in the US and in Europe he is well known for destroying the toner recycling and remanufacturing industry and now for enslaving workers at his company Ninestar Co., Ltd.
Anyone in the West who uses slaves in this day and age would be considered a criminal but in China, it’s just another day at office. Chinese human rights abuses have been on the radar in every country around the world for decades and evidence is piling up constantly and not just in our industry but almost in every sector of the Chinese GDP. It’s an exhausting effort to finds companies in China not affiliated with labor abuses since most big brands in the west constantly turn a blind eye to the poor that are being treated wrong.
Dongying has accomplished a lot for his company and for his country, but these new allegations are going to sting the man’s reputation and tarnish the whole print sector in China. Wang Dongying and the CCP got greedy and did the unthinkable.
Click photo below to read all about Wang Dongying’s accomplishments before the downfall.
excerpt: He is known as the first person in China to have independent patents on printing consumables, breaking the technology monopoly of multinational companies over my country for more than 30 years in one fell swoop. He led the team to develop and produce China’s first laser printer with independent intellectual property rights with core technologies independently, making our country the fourth country in the world to research and manufacture laser printers after the United States, Japan, and South Korea, achieving zero breakthroughs. Rooted in Zhuhai enterprises, he used national sentiment and blood to blaze a trail of independent innovation in industry to serve the country. He is Wang Dongying, the chairman of Ninestar Co., Ltd., the vice chairman of China Computer Industry Association, and the alumna of the 1988 physics department of Lanzhou University who majored in magnetic physics.
http://phy.lzu.edu.cn/info/1654/9575.htm
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