
Writer Feng Guangyuan commented on this matter on Facebook. US intelligence agencies suspect that Huang Le may have been recruited by the Ministry of National Security of China.
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The article mentioned that Huang Renxun and Huang Le have been together in public places in Taiwan many times, including gathering at a bar during the Taipei International Computer Show in June 2024, and being photographed interacting intimately at a Taipei restaurant dinner in May 2025.
2026/11/10 07:50
Jen-Hsun Huang (right) admitted to having an extramarital affair with Huang Le. (Photo taken from Weibo)
[Entertainment Channel/Comprehensive Report] Huang Renxun, CEO of Huida, admitted to having an extramarital affair with female spy Alice Huang. The global public outcry has also drawn renewed attention to the "honey trap", a long-term infiltration method used by the CCP.
This morning (10th), writer Feng Guangyuan posted a comment on Facebook. He said: "We have all been deceived by Hollywood! Huang Le, the Chinese female spy in Huang Renxun's affair, does not have the usual coolness or softness of female agents in Hollywood spy movies. Fascinating. Originally, we thought Huang Le would look like Angelina Jolie in "Spy" or Halle Berry in "Who Should Be?" How could she be so mamas? Not to mention, she has had plastic surgery at least two or three times before, wow!"
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In 2010, the movie "Spy" was released.
According to investigations, Huang Renxun and Huang Le have been together in public places in Taiwan many times (they were photographed interacting intimately at a bar gathering during the Taipei International Computer Show in June 2024, and having dinner at a Taipei restaurant in May 2025).
In addition, U.S. intelligence agencies (through electronic surveillance and "de-masking" procedures) suspect that Huang Le may have been recruited by the Chinese Ministry of National Security to use his close relationship with Huang Renxun to inquire about Huida AI chip technology and the U.S. chip export policy to China.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
U.S. intelligence agencies will continue to investigate Huang Le’s ties to China’s Ministry of State Security
Likely · Within weeks
Incident may affect U.S. chip export policy discussions towards China
Possible · Within months

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