It is those cases that when it becomes headline in the media, it is already too late. WSJ posted the news titled

DOJ: Chinese Espionage Marks Return to Cold War Threats

I've also pasted some of the readers' comment after the article at the end.

Isn't it funny? China, a country that rarely behaved aggressively in her 5000 years history(Genghis Khan belongs to a minority group that is not representative of the majority culture in China. Although I personally feel proud that we can boast having people like him), is being criticized and, dare I say, denigrated by some country who just recently tramped Afghanistan and Iraq, and with the possibility of another Republican in the white house, who knows how many other victims in the future. That's some kind of humor that I didn't get.

Let us not talk about fairness, because we all know that ain't going to happen any time soon, but simply put it this way, acting hostile in the past has never done any good to the U.S. and in the case of relationship with China, I can't see any reason why it would work this time . Please face the fact that the domestic market of US is just not enough to feed its gluttonous appetite for profit and wealth, and it is for your own benefit to keep the way clear to dance with China. At least we are more gullible people (which is to your favor) than the "allies" you used to deal with who has almost stolen your thunder in the past. So, take it easy and just follow the music.

P.S.: I know the majority of American people are nice and friendly, but please speak up and try not to let the image of U.S. go through mud like this.

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Courtesy of WSJ and her readers. Abridged from The Wall Street Journal Reader's Comments:

To all those who thought China wasn’t a threat: we told you so, hahaha. Oh yeah, first.

Does anyone understand why Huawei has developed advanced telecom gear so quickly and sell it so cheaply and why that gear looks so similar to Cisco’s? Companies that purchase Huawei’s highly-discounted products are indirect beneficiaries of the Chinese theft machine.

“Companies that purchase Huawei’s highly-discounted products are indirect beneficiaries of the Chinese theft machine.”

Cry me a river! If you’re so sure that’s what they’ve done, go offer to represent Cisco in a patent infringement/trade secret misappropriation/copyright infringement lawsuit against them.

sure, denver lawyer, we shouldn’t care that our govt isn’t currently holding china to existing trade laws?

go back to settling divorce actions and equitable divisions of double-wide trailers, and stop pretending to be a real lawyer.

All it proves is that you prejudged the chinese government. You though they were a threat before this story and now your convinced the Chinese government is hostile. These incidents could just as easily be corporate espionage, there is no evidence of central government involvement whatsoever.

Why to we do any business at all with China - their scum!

I am very concerned that this country is becoming nationalistic again. We are trying to establish a global economy and there are still old school, old money Americans who want the good old 1950s back. I think some of the older though processes in this country need to die out. I am 30 and I am truly tired of living in my grandfathers’s country.

When my anger subsided to rational levels after 9/11, and we properly geared up to invade Islamic countries, I worried that we would, by necessity in some respects, take our eye off of China. The People’s Republic is a threat just the same as Islamofascists. In fact, in an actual war, the Red Chinese could inflict much more damage than jihadists, save for a suitcase nuke. Reinstitute the draft, I say. We need Reagan-era strength as the Red Dragon grows. I don’t bask in UB2L’s joy. I fear that we are unprepared for the gathering storm.