According to foreign media reports, after Chinese Mainland filed a lawsuit against the United States' chip sanctions against the World Trade Organization (WTO), Taiwan, China has asked to join the relevant discussions.

The report pointed out that Taiwan, China is the second country/region after Russia to request to join the litigation discussion. Taiwan, China, China, said, "We have an important share in the world semiconductor market, and we are very interested in understanding how this dispute will affect our bilateral trade and the supply and demand of semiconductor products in the world market."

In 2021, Taiwan, China will account for 26% of the global semiconductor revenue and 61% of the market share in the production of advanced semiconductor chips.

It is reported that the Chinese Mainland has previously lodged a complaint with the WTO on the US chip export restrictions, accusing the US side of threatening the stability of the global supply chain. On December 15 local time, the United States expanded its attack on the chip industry in Chinese Mainland, including 36 technology companies such as Chinese Mainland memory chip manufacturer Yangtze Storage (YMTC). In addition, at the beginning of October this year, the US government announced that it would implement the most comprehensive chip export control measures on Chinese Mainland over the years, and actively attracted Japan, the Netherlands and South Korea to join the anti China camp.