I didn’t expect Jensen Huang’s affair to keep making waves, and now another affair has even “come to light.” From my perspective, the Huang “leader” is a classic case of “a man is innocent, but he is guilty of possessing a jade”— #黄仁勋再被曝与下属婚外情,或遭董事会罢免
I’m not trying to whitewash his affair, but I don’t think this is some heinous crime in “the land of the free, America”—especially in light of the more than a hundred genders and incidents like Epstein Island. Old Huang’s affair really is rather insignificant.
And most importantly, the U.S. Congress has been trying to frame Old Huang’s affair as an “espionage” incident, clearly hoping to escalate the nature of the matter,

Besides, given who Jensen Huang is and the fact that Nvidia is an AI superpower, I don’t believe the U.S. government has nobody keeping an eye on him. In the face of the state apparatus and intelligence agencies, these things about Huang are hardly secrets to U.S. government officials. So why bring them up now, and keep harping on them?
There were reports that Trump had received a briefing about Jensen Huang’s affair as early as October 2025, but he never brought it up. It has instead been used by Trump as a political tool.
At first, I thought Huang had exposed himself as a way to retreat in order to advance. But after seeing the continued pressure on Nvidia and from the U.S. Congress, I realized this may not have been Huang’s strategy at all. Rather, he is being swept along by political currents—he must either pick a side and become one of the “diners,” or end up as a dish on the table.

As for the reasons for targeting Huang, there are many theories: his Chinese heritage, the idea that a tall tree catches the wind, internal power struggles within the company, being forced to take sides in political battles between parties and nations, and capital exploitation. In fact, any explanation of these issues now could be right.
There is no denying that the Huang affair has put pressure on Nvidia’s share price and on the U.S. AI stock index as well. Valuations have been “artificially” deflated, but the industry itself has not been harmed.
Could this really be a historical replay of “when one whale falls, all things thrive”? Many stand to benefit from sanctions against Huang and Nvidia. In an avalanche, not a single snowflake is innocent. Likewise, if Huang is forced to exit the stage, none of those vested interests are innocent either.
When “sex scandals” become a means of attack, it also means that “the free America” has lost the freedom it once had!
