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Weibo influencer “Pengpeng Jun Jia Dao” posted a tweet in the afternoon stating that Huawei has officially launched an internal semiconductor industry project named the “Tashan Plan,” aiming to build a 45nm production line that relies entirely on technology other than that from the United States, so as to manufacture chips on its own in response to the fact that TSMC is unable to produce chips for Huawei. Although this information was quickly debunked by Huawei insiders, it was still spread at lightning speed across various media platforms by the media. An analysis of stock market news shows that the “Tashan Plan” has received almost unanimous approval from the public, and it also seems like something inspiring. Related news: Previously, Yu Chengdong, CEO of Huawei’s Consumer Business Group, stated that after September 15th, HiSilicon chips would cease to be available, as there would be no manufacturers left to produce them. In the past couple of days, there have been rumors that Huawei has proposed a \"Tashan Plan\" to establish semiconductor factories without American technology, but HiSilicon employees say they have not heard of anything such as this. Huawei’s “Tashan Project” was exposed by a digital KOL, who said that Huawei would collaborate with relevant companies to establish a 45nm chip production line that makes no use of American technology, with completion expected within this year. In addition, Huawei is also exploring partnerships to establish its own 28nm technology-based chip production lines; the specific time of completion is not yet known. Subsequently, the media sought confirmation from Huawei’s internal employees, but those from the HiSilicon department gave different answers, stating that they had not heard of the “Tashan Project”; when they asked their colleagues, they were all unaware of it as well. However, within the framework of the \"Tashan Plan,\" it was reported that Huawei launched the \"Nanniwan\" project, reflecting the desire to achieve self-sufficiency through \"self-reliance and hard work\" during difficult times. It is reported that laptops, smart screens, and IoT smart home products have all been included in the Nanniwan project; these are all products that are not affected by the United States at all. In fact, however, the scope of the Nanniwan project goes far beyond this, covering a wide range of areas and requiring significant investment, with transformative changes taking place in many aspects. On August 7, at the 2020 summit of the China Information Technology 100 Forum, Yu Chengdong said that in the field of semiconductors, Huawei will make comprehensive efforts to advance in basic research in physics and materials science as well as in precision manufacturing. In terms of terminal devices, such as display modules, camera modules, and 5G components, Huawei is making significant investments in materials and core technologies, fostering close integration between new materials and new manufacturing processes to overcome the barriers that hinder innovation.