In 2024, Xiaomi's progress is truly visible to the naked eye.

Firstly, in terms of mobile phones, Xiaomi has consistently ranked among the top three globally for 16 consecutive quarters, and the gap between Xiaomi and Apple is narrowing. In the second quarter, the difference was only 1%, with sales lagging behind by only 2.9 million units.

At the same time, Xiaomi's growth rate is close to 30%. At this rate, it is possible that Xiaomi could become the second largest player globally, surpassing Apple, in the third quarter. After all, Apple is currently facing a generational gap with the iPhone 16 yet to be released and the iPhone 15 considered outdated.

Currently, Xiaomi ranks third globally, second in China, and first in India. In addition, Xiaomi ranks among the top three in major global markets such as Europe, Latin America, the Middle East, and Southeast Asia.

Another aspect is automobiles. Although Xiaomi only launched the SU7 this year, the orders, delivery volume, and delivery speed of Xiaomi's vehicles have set new records one after another.

Xiaomi's sales have now entered the top 10 of new forces, and it is expected to deliver over 100,000 vehicles this year, potentially even reaching 120,000, which can be considered a miracle in the automotive industry.

In terms of the ecosystem, products such as air conditioners and TVs have also seen significant growth. Even Dong Mingzhu, the CEO of Gree, has expressed concern about Xiaomi's air conditioners, compelled to criticize that they are OEM and lack core technologies.

In the TV sector, Xiaomi has repeatedly secured the top spot domestically, as well as in India, and ranks among the top five globally.

Honestly, Xiaomi's transformation this year has been remarkable, and this change is not solely due to the success of its automobiles. Behind it lies Xiaomi's increasingly clear strategic layout and comprehensive growth in its systematic capabilities.

However, despite Xiaomi's impressive achievements, there are also an increasing number of people criticizing and slandering the company. Just take a look at the news comments about Xiaomi; there are too many doubts, biases, and criticisms.

Some people believe that Xiaomi cannot make high-end phones, that its cars are not good, and that its products are merely assembled without core technologies. In short, buying Xiaomi products is seen as foolish...

Seriously, is it really that difficult to admit that Xiaomi is impressive? Ranking among the top three globally in mobile phones and being the top-selling domestic brand, can people not see this? Xiaomi sells 75% of its phones to overseas markets, with more than half of its revenue coming from international markets. Isn't this a source of pride for domestic brands?

Furthermore, Xiaomi's automobiles have set so many new records; isn't that impressive? After all, consumers are investing over 200,000 yuan in Xiaomi's products, which must rely on their product capabilities.

In fact, the international market recognizes Xiaomi's excellence and takes pride in it as a Chinese brand, but some Chinese people refuse to acknowledge Xiaomi's achievements.