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Chinese PV firm Hoshine Silicon removed from US Xinjiang forced labor blacklist in legal first

中企手撕美国制裁剧本

China News Service reports that Hoshine Silicon (Jiaxing) Co., part of the solar supply chain, has been removed from a US Customs and Border Protection list of entities linked to alleged forced labor in Xinjiang. This is the first time a Chinese company has been removed from the Withhold Release Order list under the Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act. The company's lawyer says a lawsuit prompted US Customs to seek a settlement. The piece frames the removal as a victory over politically motivated US sanctions.

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The story is framed as a David-versus-Goliath triumph where legal fact defeats political fiction. The core vocabulary is 'tearing apart a script' (手撕制裁剧本), a theatrical metaphor casting US sanctions as a contrived…

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