$XIAOMI-W(01810.HK)Lin Bin, who has had little presence in Xiaomi in recent years, is sure to upset people with the news of his share reduction at this time. It feels like he is slowly preparing for retirement. Of course, our investment in Xiaomi is mainly an investment in Lei Jun. The day he becomes disillusioned by various saturation attacks and reduces his shares to retire, I believe many investors will follow suit and withdraw. As long as Lei Jun continues to fight on the front line, I am willing to fight alongside him. As for share reductions, which company at Xiaomi's level hasn't had some reductions?

Tencent's major shareholder has been reducing shares, and the amount is so large that it's unclear when it will be fully sold.

SoftBank, once a major shareholder of Alibaba, has sold more than half.

Huang Shilin of CATL recently reduced his shares by over 17 billion.

And which major listed company in the U.S. stock market hasn't had share reductions? NVIDIA's Jensen Huang has been reducing shares over the past two years.

Tesla's Elon Musk cashed out a cumulative $39 billion in previous years and recently proposed a trillion-dollar compensation plan.

Of course, to borrow a phrase from Xiaomi haters: 'Is it the same?' Share reduction news seems to only apply to Xiaomi and others. Everyone can reduce shares, but Xiaomi can't. If it does, it's a heinous crime. Alright, I'm done. Haters can continue hating.