A video showing kids singing patriotic lyrics about embattled Chinese technology giant Huawei has gone viral, according to Communist Party-run news agency Global Times.
div > div.group > p:first-child"> The short clip, which was translated by CNBC, features kids singing and dancing and contains lyrics such as"Huawei is beautiful" and"China-made chips are the most valuable."
The video was posted on Twitter by the Global Times — presumably for an international audience since Twitter is blocked in China.
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