Group 1 - Honor officially launched the Honor 400 and Honor 400 Pro models at a press conference in Shenzhen on May 28 [1] - The CEO of Honor, Li Jian, announced the initiation of the "Global Million Eagle Plan," aimed at recruiting talented individuals globally to drive the company's development [1][3] - The plan includes four recruitment directions: 10 technical leaders in AI, design, imaging, hardware, and software; 100 sales elites; 1000 outstanding graduates; and 10,000 user experience officers [3] Group 2 - The "Eagle" recruitment initiatives are publicly available on the official website, with 39 positions open for recent graduates across various cities, primarily in research and development [3] - Li Jian shared a personal story about his upbringing, emphasizing the importance of perseverance and responsibility, which resonated with the audience [4]

Group 1 - Honor officially launched the Honor 400 series, consisting of Honor 400 and Honor 400 Pro, featuring advanced specifications and capabilities [7] - The Honor 400 series is equipped with a 7200mAh battery, a leading eye protection screen, and a metal frame with IP68 and IP69 ratings for dust and water resistance [7] - The series aims to redefine mid-range smartphones by offering flagship-level imaging capabilities, including a 200MP camera and various AI-enhanced photography features [7][11] Group 2 - Honor's CEO, Li Jian, announced the "Global Million Eagles Plan" to recruit global talent and young users, emphasizing the importance of addressing real user needs in the AI era [1] - The company is transitioning from a smartphone manufacturer to an AI terminal ecosystem company, focusing on openness and collaboration to drive innovation [11] - The Honor 400 series supports cross-platform file transfer capabilities, marking a significant step in Honor's ecological strategy and collaboration with partners [11]