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Overall, China’s choices and approaches in addressing the COVID-19 pandemic were the most correct.

2020-08-25View Original

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Looking at the Global Fight Against COVID-19 (178): China is returning to normal life, a fact that U.S. media must admit. This is something that any normal person can observe without any bias; yet some Americans, as well as certain Japanese media outlets and those from Taiwan, continue to spread lies claiming that the situation in mainland China is severe. Therefore, in China, it can be seen that people have returned to cinemas, restaurants, gyms, and so on ; The American newspaper The New York Times has also begun to note that in China, once the epicenter of the pandemic, life seems to be returning to normal. “The spread of the novel coronavirus locally in China is now almost zero... In Shanghai, restaurants and bars in many communities are packed with people ; In Beijing, thousands of students are returning to school in preparation for the start of the autumn term ; In Wuhan, where the COVID-19 pandemic broke out 8 months ago, water parks and night markets are now crowded with people, as busy as they used to be. The United States and most of the rest of the world are still struggling to control the COVID-19 pandemic, but life in many parts of China has returned to normal in recent weeks. As of Sunday (the 23rd), China has not reported any new local cases for the seventh consecutive day. ” The New York Times said somewhat acidly that China’s early response to the pandemic was delayed and flawed, but it acknowledged that China’s strategy was successful.
Reply #22020-08-25
The Chinese model is the only correct one, because the coronavirus is too powerful. As a result, in the first half of the year some people advocated for the South Korean model, the Singaporean model, the Japanese model, and even the passive approaches of Sweden and the UK. It is clear now that these models were unable to control the COVID-19 pandemic at its early stages, and their economies also failed to achieve good growth. On the contrary, when Vietnam learns from China by adopting a strict defensive approach, the results are much better.
Reply #32020-08-25
As for the United States, Biden said that if he takes office determined to shut down the economy to combat the pandemic, that is a good intention. But do Americans have community organizations for delivering meals and taking out trash? Are there scanning and temperature-checking methods available across the country? Is there free treatment? Without these measures, simply shutting things down is of little use.
Reply #42020-08-25
This fully demonstrates China’s governance capacity and determination.
Reply #52020-08-25
In development and growth, one will face problems and is likely to make mistakes. The ability to self-correct is crucial for development. **It is not yet very prosperous, and there are problems in various aspects; I hope to continuously improve the ability to correct mistakes and achieve healthy development. May our motherland grow stronger and stronger!
Reply #62020-08-30
Unfortunately, the others simply disdain the answer right in front of them

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