Duan Yongping criticizes sharply: Nokia's collapse and Panasonic's stagnation are not about poor technology at all. Back then when he got a new Nokia phone, he thought it was incredibly stupid and poorly designed. He believed the only focus was on market share and business, while completely neglecting users—the culture was rotten to the core, refusing Android and locking themselves in. When he went to Panasonic to discuss cooperation, he declared that they could reach the top three in two years and compete for the top two in three years. The other party didn't question him throughout, and the president even admitted: when making decisions, we always think about what the old president would do.