Core Viewpoint - The Dutch government's freezing of the global business of Nexperia, a subsidiary of Wingtech Technology, under the pretext of "national security" is strongly condemned by the company, which argues that this action violates fundamental principles of market economy [1][3]. Group 1: Company Response - Wingtech Technology has issued a statement denouncing the Dutch government's actions and emphasizes that the legality and compliance of the freezing measures are still unclear [1]. - The Chinese Ministry of Commerce has indicated that the Dutch government is overinterpreting the concept of "national security" and interfering in corporate affairs, which undermines the spirit of market economy and could harm the Netherlands' business environment [3][6]. Group 2: U.S. Involvement - The Chinese government has accused the U.S. of being a behind-the-scenes instigator in this situation, warning that the U.S. has influenced the Dutch government's decision regarding Nexperia [3]. - Evidence from Dutch court documents suggests that the Dutch government communicated with the U.S. regarding "penetration rules," where the U.S. requested changes in Nexperia's management structure to avoid sanctions [5]. Group 3: Potential Consequences - The Chinese Ministry of Commerce has stated that if the Dutch government does not rectify its actions, China may impose similar severe measures against Dutch companies [6]. - Previous instances of Chinese countermeasures include sanctions against South Korea's Hanwha Group for cooperating with U.S. investigations into China's shipbuilding industry [5].