Helped Chinese companies Macro and Micro to recruit engineers, and connected Delta Electronics. Yaoxun's chairman and his wife were indicted

Hanging a Taiwanese business sign, but using a Chinese company mailbox to submit weekly reports to China! Acer Technology, a listed Chinese semiconductor company, is suspected of recruiting engineers in Taiwan through Yaoxun International, a company established by Vice President Feng Yaoxian and his wife 16 years ago, and applying for Acer executives to visit Delta Electronics in Taiwan to expand customers. The Taipei District Prosecutor's Office investigated and prosecuted the Feng couple and Yaoxun for violating the "Ordinance on Relations between People of the Taiwan Area and the Mainland Area."

The lawsuit pointed out that Jiangsu Hongwei Technology Co., Ltd. is listed on the Shanghai Stock Exchange with the stock code 688711. Its business involves the research and development of wireless communication machinery and equipment components, semiconductor chips and component manufacturing technology. 63-year-old Feng Yaoxian serves as the company's vice president of global business. In order to expand markets outside China, Zhao Shanqi, the head of Macro and Micro, commissioned Feng to set up a branch in Taiwan in 2010.

After Feng inquired with the Investment Review Board of the Ministry of Economic Affairs, he learned that he could not establish a joint venture with a Chinese company in Taiwan. He was still suspected of cooperating with his 64-year-old wife Zheng Huiyue. Zheng remitted 2.41 million yuan to Feng's account, and then remitted 5 million yuan from the account as Yaoxun's establishment capital, and established the company in April of the same year. Feng serves as the person in charge, and Zheng is responsible for accounting and financial operations.

Prosecutors found that Macro Microelectronics remitted money to Feng's personal account in the name of recovering foreign deposits, recouping external loan advances and advance payments for goods not yet exported to pay for marketing, labor and other operating expenses in Taiwan. It also remitted more than 9.31 million yuan from 2009 to 2023 for Yaoxun to approve employee salaries and marketing expenses.

Yaoxun's registered address is located on Nanjing East Road, Songshan District, Taipei City. However, Macro Micro's website in Taiwan labels this address as the "Macro Micro International Office", which is responsible for global marketing, sales and customer after-sales contact in markets outside China. Starting from 2020, Yaoxun will recruit application engineers through 104 Job Bank, collect resumes, arrange interviews, hire several employees and form an engineering team.

After employees arrive on the job, Macmicst will provide them with the "@macmicst.com" official mailbox and join the "Taiwan Office" group of China's corporate communications software "263.com". Feng also instructed his employees to regularly produce "Acer Micro Technology International Office Operation Weekly Report" in accordance with Macro Micro's requirements to report on market research and product planning and other matters.

In addition, Yaoxun also goes overseas to participate in exhibitions, promote products and develop customers in the name of "Macro Micro International Office". The expenses must be subject to Macro's internal regulations and approved by the chairman's special assistant Wang Zixuan, and then be deducted and written off from Yaoxun's purchase payables. Feng Bing once applied for Zhao Shanqi to come to Taiwan in the name of Yaoxun and visit Delta Electronics Industrial Company and other companies. Delta Electronics later became an important customer of Macro and Micro.

The prosecutor's investigation determined that Feng and Zheng were suspected of using the name of Yaoxun to allow Chinese companies without permission from the competent authorities to engage in business activities in Taiwan. They prosecuted the two people in accordance with the law and requested a fine for Yaoxun.