所有过程与2019年11月武汉病毒大流行之初完全相同。All process Undergoing in China by Chinese Government are the exactly same with the beginning of Wuhan virus pandemic in Nov. 2019.
All comment from Chinese “Expert – as china insist” are no special phenumonia till now.
In Dec. 2019 ~ Feb. 2020, China’s “Expert” reported no human to human infection after they inspected at Wuhan.
Even Xi’s visited trainstation at the beginning of new year holiday then told ” Peoples, Have a great new year holiday !”.
After this comedic behavior in China, A lot of Chinese people spread that critical virus to the World.
Concerns are being raised about an ‘undiagnosed pneumonia’ epidemic reportedly affecting Chinese children. China’s hospitals are reportedly “overwhelmed with sick children” as a pneumonia outbreak spreads throughout Beijing and other Chinese cities. 人们对据报道影响中国儿童的“未确诊肺炎”流行病表示担忧。 据报道，随着肺炎疫情在北京和中国其他城市蔓延，中国的医院“挤满了患病的儿童”。
China is spoiling the World again by China Virus after covid pandemic. Now, The process is the same with 2019, Nov. China saying ” no special phenumonia” “No special Concern”. They are cheating World again. Why all New diseas comes from China always ? 继新冠疫情之后，中国再次被中国病毒破坏了世界。 现在的流程和2019年11月中国说的“没有特殊现象”“没有特别关注”是一样的。 他们又在欺骗世界了。 为什么所有的新疾病总是来自中国？
The World Health Organization has requested China provide details on an increase in respiratory illnesses and reported clusters of pneumonia in children. A doctor in Dalian, China, told NBC News that the outbreak is a cause for concern. 世界卫生组织已要求中国提供有关呼吸道疾病增加和报告的儿童聚集性肺炎的详细信息。 中国大连的一名医生告诉 NBC 新闻，此次疫情的爆发令人担忧。
Chinese hospitals have seen a surge in young children suffering from respiratory illnesses with strict lockdowns during the COVID-19 pandemic being blamed for weakening their immune systems. 在COVID-19大流行期间，由于严格的封锁，中国医院发现患有呼吸道疾病的幼儿激增，这被认为削弱了他们的免疫系统。
Reports from local media say children’s hospitals are “overwhelmed” with sick children, but Chinese authorities say a surge in sickness is a result of known illnesses circulating more widely after COVID restrictions lifted. Here is what we know so far.
The Asian Flu in 1956 killed between one and four million people worldwide. SARS in 2002 infected 8,098 and killed 774 in seventeen counties. H7N9 emerged ten years later to strike at least 1,223 people and kill four out of every ten of them. Now, the milder, yet more infectious COVID-19 has sickened more than 70,000 across the globe, resulting in 1,771 deaths.
All of these outbreaks originated in China, but why? Why is China such a hotspot for novel diseases?
“It’s not a big mystery why this is happening… lots of concentrated population, with intimate contact with lots of species of animals that are potential reservoirs, and they don’t have great hygiene required. It’s a recipe for spitting out these kinds of viruses,” Dr. Steven Novella recently opined on an episode of the Skeptics’ Guide to the Universe.
— Read on www.realclearscience.com/blog/2020/02/18/why_do_new_disease_outbreaks_always_seem_to_start_in_china.html!
The World Health Organisation has said China has not given a full account of how many of its 1.4 billion population succumbed to the disease after it abruptly abandoned strict COVID curbs in December last year.
China said around 80,000 people died from COVID in hospitals across the country in the first two months after curbs were lifted, a period where funeral parlours said they were inundated and long lines of hearses queued outside crematoriums.
Some epidemiologists at the time estimated as many as 2 million people may die from the virus in China.
The province’s data, which did not state the cause of death, has since been taken down. Data for the fourth quarter was also not available. China’s ministry of civil affairs, which collates death statistics, has not published nationwide cremation data covering that period.
Both the Zhejiang provincial government and the ministry of civil affairs did not respond to requests for comment.
During the first three years since late 2019 when the pandemic broke out, China had kept the virus largely in check by adopting a strict “zero-COVID” policy of harsh lockdowns and mass testing.
But towards the end of 2022, the policy started failing as the highly transmissible Omicron variant spread rampantly and local governments struggled to cough up money and manpower to enforce the curbs.
China abruptly changed tack in December 2022 after protests in Beijing, Shanghai and other cities against the curbs.
In January, a government scientist estimated that 80% of China’s 1.4 billion people had become infected.
There were 171,000 cremations registered in the eastern province of Zhejiang in the first quarter, well above the 99,000 in the same period in year before, Chinese financial media outlet Caixin reported, citing official data released by the province. The official statement was later removed from the internet, according to Caixin.
[…] However, that number was widely seen as an underestimate because the government narrowed the criteria for classifying deaths caused by Covid-19 late last year. An estimate in January by Zuo-Feng Zhang, chair of the department of epidemiology at the Fielding School of Public Health at University of California, Los Angeles, put the number of deaths at about 900,000 in those five weeks.
[…] Although Zhejiang province deleted the first quarter data from its website, Caixin cited an unnamed local government official as saying that “some” of the deleted data was accurate and that cremations increased mainly because of the coronavirus. [Source]
If China just reported how many people died I'm quite sure they would look pretty good compared to most countries. The secrecy/patently absurd numbers are a real own goal, sowed so much distrust https://t.co/nPhxd8lonX
— @elifriedman.bsky.social (@EliDFriedman) July 18, 2023
Seven years after the historic ruling, Manila comes out with a ‘central resource’ – containing submissions, transcripts, and mementos – documenting its win against China before the Permanent Court of Arbitration 在历史性裁决七年后，马尼拉拿出了一个“中心资源”——包含提交的材料、成绩单和纪念品——记录了其在常设仲裁法院对中国的胜利
— Read on www.rappler.com/nation/dfa-microsite-philippines-arbitral-tribunal-win-vs-china/
The intelligence agency said many Dutch companies and institutions find it difficult to make a proper risk assessment of economic and scientific cooperation with China.
“The country often conceals that the Chinese government or the Chinese army may be involved in such cooperation in the background,” said the report. “The disadvantages of cooperation often only become apparent in the longer term.”
It also said that China targets Dutch high-tech companies and institutions through “corporate takeovers, academic cooperation, as well as illegitimate (digital) espionage, insiders, covert investments and illegal exports”.
Yes, It is True as Like the other Made in China Proeducts. Covered by China’s paiting but all major components comes from outside of country. Look, Chinese. They are falling in Love with their “China home made comercial Jet”
Yes. This is the stereotype of CCP’s propaganda to it’s brainwashed peoples.
Global Times, a state-backed outlethailedthe C919’sinaugural commercial flight as “important proof of China’s strength in self-innovation in the high-end manufacturing industry.”
But is it? In fact, core components and systems critical to the C919’s functioning are heavily reliant on foreign technology. The C919’s engine, for example, comes from CFM International, a joint venture between GE Aerospace of the US and Safran Aircraft Engines of France.
一周内已感染6500万人，这是中国政府公布的数字。 全世界都知道中共公布的数字意味着什么。65millions have infected in a Week, this is the number of Chinese government announced. All the World knows what CCP announced numbers are mean.
The country’s hardening stance has been further fuelled by China’s recent attempts to assert itself in the region even as tensions simmer along the border. Qin, the Chinese foreign minister, recently held talks with Pakistan President Arif Alvi and army chief Asim Munir, saying that Beijing was ready to “strengthen military exchanges and defence cooperation” with Islamabad, Delhi’s arch-rival. China has stepped up its presence in Bangladesh, with Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina inaugurating the country’s first submarine base, built with Chinese help, in March this year. Beijing has also been in active negotiations with Bhutan to settle a decades-old border dispute. In April, China “renamed” 11 place in India’s Arunachal Pradesh – a region that Beijing lays claim over – and even “firmly opposed” a visit to the region by Indian home minister Amit Shah a few days later.
But another set of optics, Beijing’s close rapport with Moscow, has already embedded a deep skepticism in the West over China’s potential role as mediator.
Since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, Xi has claimed China’s neutrality, but has spoken with Putin five times – including twice in person – without picking up the phone to call Zelensky, despite a years-long strategic-level partnership between their countries.
China has also continued to carry out military exercises alongside Russian forces, with its defense minister visiting Moscow earlier this month and hailing “increasingly consolidated” trust between the two countries.
A vaguely-worded “political settlement” to the conflict released by China on the one-year anniversary of the invasion – and raised by Xi to Zelensky on Wednesday – has been widely viewed in the West and Kyiv as being far more favorable to Russia than Ukraine. It calls for a ceasefire but includes no provision that Moscow first withdraw its troops from Ukrainian land.
Fang was among a number of Chinese people who were targeted by authorities for publicly reporting the events of the world’s first major Covid-19 outbreak and lockdown. He and fellow citizen journalist Chen Qiushi, disappeared from Wuhan in February 2020.
Chen resurfaced in September 2021 in a video broadcast live on his friend’s YouTube feed, saying he had suffered from depression. He did not provide details about his disappearance.
In early 2020, the initial COVID outbreak devastated the city of Wuhan, home to 11 million residents, in central China’s Hubei province. Under a 76-day lockdown, its streets were deserted for months, apart from ambulances and security personnel.
At that time, a small number of citizen journalists tried to tell their stories and those of others with smart phones and social media accounts, defying the Communist Party’s tightly policed monopoly on information. Although their movement was small, the scale was unprecedented in any previous major disease outbreak or disaster in China.
A Chinese coast guard ship blocked a Philippine patrol vessel steaming into a disputed shoal in the South China Sea, causing a frightening near-collision in the latest act of Beijing’s aggression in the strategic waterway.
The high seas face-off April 23 between the larger Chinese ship and the Philippine coast guard’s BRP Malapascua near Second Thomas Shoal was among the tense moments it and another Philippine vessel encountered in a weeklong sovereignty patrol in one of the world’s most hotly contested waterways.
Opinion :
中国人被自动洗脑赞同中国共产党的不良行为。 就像巴甫洛夫的狗一样。The Chinese are automatically brainwashed to sympathize with the bad behavior of the Communist Party of China. Like, Pavlov’s dog.
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