Taiwanese media absolutely love Jensen Huang. And as someone with Taiwanese roots, I can promise you there are hundreds of Jensen Huang food maps out there. He's always happy to promote the little restaurants he visits in Taipei. Because of him, I discovered many restaurants I can visit when I travel.
So when my daughter asked what I’d been watching all week, I needed a way to explain this man to her.
Here's the short version: a very smart man makes very expensive toys. These toys are so powerful that countries think owning them will make their country uperpowers.
At least one person below certainly thinks so !
And apparently, the grown-ups around these toys have been having quite a week.
Once upon a time, a boy met a girl in college. They got married, and the boy built a very big company.
Until one day, he had a little too much on his mind.
1. He had too many things on his mind
We all get distracted. Even grown-ups.
Tiny lesson: If Daddy loves Mommy, perhaps he should focus on Mommy. And if you're going to put on a show, at least do it better!
2. The boy and the girl forgot how hide-and-seek works
A Taipei dinner in May 2025 reportedly attracted attention after footage circulated online, with viewers interpreting an interaction as a kiss on the cheek.
It was innocent back then.
Tiny lesson: If you are going to be naughty-first check whether anyone is filming.
3. That's a powerful gun
At a Seoul gaming festival last October, ensen hugged the event host on stage. Some viewers say he couldn’t stop looking her way.
Then he reportedly made a cheeky “my gun is too powerful” joke.
4. Some people can get away more than you do
Way more you can think of!
5. You don't need evidence to share a lot of things
Anonymous sources have made allegations that Huang Le is a spy, while no public evidence establishing the claim has been presented. China has rejected the story as fabricated.
Is Huang Le, also called Alice Huang, a spy? We are waiting for the public proof. China says it’s made up.
Mommy say mainstream media are just as credible as Chinese or US governments. :-)
6. A Not-So-Secretive Secret Agent
She reportedly told Taiwan's tech leaders that she could get Jensen Huang to show up at a party. And Jensen did show up.
Her alleged WeChat posts also attracted attention. She reportedly shared birthday celebrations with Jensen, while users compared her reported trips with his travels.
That's quite a collection of coincidences.
Tiny lesson: Secret agents are supposed to keep secrets. Perhaps someone missed that lesson.
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6 Who gets to take over the cool toys?
China? Iran? The next powerful country on the list?
Everyone wants access to the toys. Some want to build them. Some want to buy them. Some would rather make sure nobody else gets them.
Tiny lesson: When the toys are worth billions - the fight can get ugly
7 When you’re winning, everyone’s your bestie
When you're successful, everyone wants to stand next to you.
Your jokes are funny. Your shows are exciting. Your every move is news.
But when you're not winning? Suddenly, everything you ever did is BAD!
Even your shoes get on others people's nerves
Tiny lesson: Choose your friends carefully. Some people love you. Some people love your success.
8. At least you had a good time
Sometimes the best thing you can do is enjoy yourself.
Tiny lesson: You can have fun. Just remember that the internet has a camera.
Sources
Checked November 13, 2026.
- Nvidia: CEO transition announcement, November 12 (SEC filing)
- AP: Nvidia investigates whether Huang was targeted
- IBTimes UK: who Alice Huang is, and what has been made public
- Taiwan News: China's response
- WION: the WeChat posts and birthday claims, citing the New York Post and The Information
- The Standard: the Taipei dinner timeline
- Sportal Korea: the Seoul festival clip
- Axios: the second-relationship report
- Daily Mail via NewsBreak: the fried chicken deliveries
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