China Today (English) Magazine - March 2020
China Today (English) Magazine - March 2020
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In this issue
March 2020
China Faces Up To COVID-19
The novel coronavirus outbreak in Wuhan has tested China’s state governance system and capacity. In the face of extreme challenges, Chinese President Xi Jinping has commanded and deployed the battle against the epidemic, and the whole country has been mobilized to take the most comprehensive and rigorous prevention and control measures. Medical teams from other provinces have been quickly organized and dispatched to Wuhan in succession; emergency hospitals were swiftly set up to ensure all patients can receive medical treatment; and researchers across the country have been organized to carry out R&D of drugs and vaccines.
7 mins
Epidemiological Investigators on the Frontline
Only by having a deeper understanding of the situation and conducting painstaking investigation, can the true nature of the virus be exposed.
5 mins
China's Post-90s Rise to the Challenge of Combatting Coronavirus
POST-90S in China are typically stereotyped as twenty-something light-hearted kids. But, a large number of these post-90s including medical workers, policemen, community workers, and even volunteers, have defied this generalization in their fight against the novel coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) since its outbreak in Wuhan and other cities in China’s Hubei Province.
5 mins
Ordinary People, Heroic Deeds
RECENTLY, the novel coronavirus outbreak has gripped the heart of every Chinese. At the time when every household is anticipating a family reunion during the Chinese New Year, they have to stay indoors. Provinces, autonomous regions, and municipalities across the country all initiated a first-level response to public health events. For the sake of their own safety, people have been called to travel less, take more protections, and work from home. However, there are people in some posts who, despite the severity of the situation, remained on duty, putting their lives on the line to defend the integrity of their profession and serve the nation.
5 mins
China's Epidemic Battle Highlights Its System's Merits
WECHAT, the most popular messaging and social media platform in China, has been brimming with various touching pictures and videos since late January: a young boy giving a parcel of masks to a policeman on duty; farmers hundreds of miles away voluntarily sending vegetables to the city of Wuhan in Hubei Province, the epicenter of the novel coronavirus outbreak; hotels in Wuhan offering free accommodation to medical workers, to mention a few here. WeChat has become the main channel for Chinese people to access updated news about the epidemic and keep in touch with each other during the virus outbreak.
5 mins
Can China's Economy Withstand the Epidemic?
China’s economy is resilient enough to withstand the blow of the novel coronavirus outbreak.
4 mins
China Today (English) Magazine Description:
Publisher: China International Book Trading Corporation
Category: News
Language: English
Frequency: Monthly
China Today reports on China’s economic, social and cultural development. Its Special Reports is on topical current issues, and its Society/Life column is a China travel guide, and a window on its fantastic landscapes and splendid culture.
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