About the author
Eva Dou is an American journalist who covers technology policy for The Washington Post after reporting on Chinese politics for The Wall Street Journal. Her work follows the people, companies, and state decisions behind technologies usually discussed only as products.
House of Huawei is company history reported through engineers, executives, family relationships, policy, and the changing position of Chinese technology abroad. Dou keeps the institution visible without turning it into a single personality or a simple arm of the state.
Where to start
Start with House of Huawei: The Secret History of China's Most Powerful Company. Huawei's rise from a Shenzhen reseller to a global technology power is told through the company, the Ren family, and the state.
