I've worked for a Chinese company and with Chinese company partners, but I am not Chinese, so my understanding is probably very, very incomplete. The way it seems to work is that the "influence" from the CCP scales with the size/success of the company. Every business in China operates at the very least with consent of the government. As they get more and more successful, they gain a little more influence/encouragement/cooperation with government. By the time they are giant, successful companies, they're all but an appendage of the government. Hard to explain as an American because we don't have similar "quasi-government" institutions like this. I guess it would be a little like the Federal Reserve--it's technically not the government, but works hand-in-hand with the government.

You will find, it is closer to the old German standard (1).

1. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mLHG4IfYE1w

Civil - Military fusion.

Aka COTS, InQtel, CRS.

Check who's in charge of starshield.

Bureaucrats in different countries operate at very different levels of efficiency. e.g. Germany vs Italy

actually got some government shill who can't even spell to respond. touch a nerve?