Resuming Updates Tomorrow (Reflections on the Holiday)
I just got a call from a friend. He's a doctor, and he's heading to Wuhan to help...
This doctor friend of mine is on duty over the Spring Festival, too. He asked me to gather some clothes from his home and take them to the airport...
My friend has always been an optimist. Just now, he told me with some concern that he was actually scared, too...
I suddenly feel like this year's Spring Festival isn't really Spring Festival!
Maybe the day Wuhan reopens will be the real Spring Festival!
Lastly!
If you're sick, get treatment; if you're healthy, take precautions.
If you're scheduled to work, go to work; if not, rest.
Don't exaggerate the situation or give in to excessive panic.
Protect China's international reputation!
Don't travel! Don't work! Don't go to school!
China has already suffered enormous losses. We can't let our country grind to a halt, too.
Support our motherland!
Start with yourself. Protect yourself: wear a mask, wash your hands often, disinfect regularly, and don't believe or spread rumors.
The World Health Organization rejected Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus's proposal by a narrow majority.
It was fortunate that China wasn't temporarily designated a global public health emergency.
If it had been, China would effectively have been classified as an Infection Zone country.
Any vehicles, ships, aircraft, or other forms of transport from other countries that stopped in China would be considered to have passed through an Infection Zone, and would then have to undergo special Infection Zone monitoring.
If the outbreak got out of control, all Chinese exports would be treated as products from an Infection Zone and shunned by the world market...
The negative impact on the country could far exceed that of the China–United States Trade War.
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