Ren Zhengfei as social entrepreneur depends on the criteria used to define the term "social entrepreneur." Social entrepreneurship typically refers to individuals or organizations that seek innovative solutions to address social issues while also pursuing sustainable business practices. They are driven by a social mission and aim to create positive impacts in order to foster social change.

It appears from the view of Jin Bei, that Ren Zhengfei's actions, such as creating social shares within Huawei's technological and management teams, could be seen as an effort to align the company's goals with a social mission and address communication-related social problems. This may contribute to fostering a positive social impact through the company's activities.

However, it would be worth assessing the overall impact and practices of Huawei as a company to determine whether Ren Zhengfei can be accurately classified as a social entrepreneur.

Unfortunately, here in Australia, our government has followed the orders of the U.S. and banned Huawei, thus depriving us of the latest technologies and the implied positive social change.

Thank you for your answer. Indeed, some of our economists think that Ren Zhengfei, the founder of Huawei, is a social entrepreneur, but I think he is not a social entrepreneur, at least not yet, because his mission goal is not really to solve social problems, especially to obtain business orders through some official business linkages he operates！

Perhaps we need to define what social problems are deemed needing to be solved, then we can discuss if Huawei and then Ren Zhengfei are well positioned to do this work.

No. I don't think so. His company is just the world's largest manufacturer of telecommunications and smartphone. that doesn't make Huawei a social entrepreneur.