From May 9th,I will introduce something about the battle against COVID-19 in China.I wish these information can help you easilier understand what China have done.
You can ask any questions except conspiracy theories.
OK, lets go!

Preliminary I Wuhan and the administrative division of China
In the battle against COVID-19,residents' committees play a important role.They buy foods,drugs etc for residents who must stay at home during lockdown.so, what are residents' committees?lets learn about the administrative division of China first.

1.province-level region:there are 33 province-level regions in China. For example,Hubei Province is a part of the Central China region with an area of 185,900 square kilometer.And the population of Hubei is 58.50 million.

Figure 0.1 Chinese Provinces

2.prefecture-level region:there are 17 prefecture-level regions in Hubei, such as Wuhan.Wuhan is the capital of Hubei Province with an area of 8,494 square kilometers.And the population of Wuhan is 11.21 million.

Figure 0.2 Hubei Province's prefectures

3.county-level region:sometimes, they can also be called districts.there are 13 districts in Wuhan,such as Qiaokou District.Qiaokou's area is 41.46 square kilometer.And the population of Qiaokou is 0.62 million.

Figure 0.3 Wuhan's districts

4.township-level region:one county or district has several townships.sometimes, townships can be called subdistricts.For example,Qiaokou Districts has 11 subdistricts.One of subdistricts is Zongguan Subdistrict which has an area of 3.71 square kilometer and 70,610 residents.

Figure 0.4 Qiaokou's subdistricts

5.village-level region:one township has several villages.In a subdistrict,a village is called a community.For example,Zongguan Subdistrict has 11 communities.one of them is Shuangdun Community which has an area of 0.3 square kilometer and 7,031 residents.Generally, several estates make up one community.
A residents' committee of a community or village is a organization for self government at the grass-roots level.
There are altoghter 1225 urban residents' committees and 1905 villagers' committees in Wuhan.

To be continued.

truthfulperson:
the chinese government has already eliminated everyone who has evidence that proves its origin from their lab , so keep your money.

Are you crazy?there is certainly a idea in your mind that anyone discussing COVID-19 on chinese social websites is a bot?

KosiGee:


You are not entirely correct. If blacks do this in China, the communist Chinese government would arrest them, secretly take them to an unknown place where their kidneys, livers and other body parts would be harvested and the rest of the body cremated.

For a lesser crime, the police would arrest and beat the shyte of the person. There are thousands of Chinese citizens in Africa bleeding the continent.

What?you certainly hear these from Falun Gong, a evil cult banned in China.the so-called live organ harvesting has been proved untrustworthy by international transplant professionals.

Eazie351:


Im not convinced.

you can read this handbook of covid-19 prevention and treatment that is made by the first affiliated hospital,Zhejiang University School of Medicine,which is in Zhejiang Province, China.
there are no effective drugs.what doctors can do mostly are supportive treatments.
https://files.alicdn.com/tpsservice/ee33bb33f3583ea521f1e17e0800357e.pdf?spm=a3c0i.14138300.8102420620.download.6df3647f7wa4Hs&file=ee33bb33f3583ea521f1e17e0800357e.pdf

Eazie351:


how do you explain the recoveries please?

the individual's immune system and nutrition supplements help patients overcome the coronavirus.

constant1960:
Prevention is better than cure

There is no vaccine or appropriate medicine yet, so the best idea is to isolate all confirmed cases and put all suspected cases under quarantine.

Qin Shi Huang is a great man!

The large-scale construction of makeshift hospitals had played an "irreplaceable" role in the battle against COVID-19 in Wuhan, the hardest hit Chinese city by coronavirus, a health official said.

Ma Xiaowei, head of the National Health Commission, made the remarks while talking about what had been done to increase the number of most-needed beds in Wuhan's anti-virus battle in a recent interview with Xinhua.

One in four COVID-19 patients in Wuhan was treated in makeshift hospitals, Ma said, speaking highly of the strengths of makeshift hospitals -- quick readiness, large capacity, low cost and high concentration.

Wuhan was facing a surging number of COVID-19 cases and a short supply of medical resources, with increasing the number of beds being the most urgent task, when a central guiding group overseeing the novel coronavirus efforts in Hubei Province arrived in Wuhan on Jan. 27, he recalled.

A four-prong strategy had since been taken by authorities to make up for the shortages of beds to ensure all COVID-19 patients are admitted in Wuhan, Ma said.

-- A total of 16 makeshift hospitals were built by converting public venues.

-- Two new hospitals, Huoshenshan and Leishenshan, were built.

-- Existing hospitals were renovated.

-- More than 530 hotels, training centers and sanitariums were converted into quarantine sites.

Patients get ready to sleep at Wuhan Sports Center, which was transformed into a makeshift hospital to treat novel coronavirus patients, in Wuhan, Hubei province, on March 2.

Test, treat and isolate

After the outbreak emerged, China ordered all-out efforts to provide viral tests and treatment for all those in need, and imposed isolation measures on confirmed and suspected cases, and close contacts of confirmed infections. This was seen as another crucial measure that helped flatten the curve of new infections.

At the end of January, the outbreak had spread extensively in communities in Wuhan, according to Vice-Premier Sun Chunlan, who heads a central government work team for COVID-19 epidemic control in Hubei. A large number of patients kept moving between hospitals and their communities, posing a severe challenge for control and prevention work.

In early February, under the guidance of the team, the authorities in Wuhan intensified efforts to identify all cases and close contacts in residential communities and sent them to designated hospitals and other facilities for treatment or medical observation under isolation.

Given the high infection rate and the lack of medical resources at the time, this was an extremely arduous task.

In about two weeks, the authorities in Wuhan had inspected 4.2 million households in the city and identified 18,000 confirmed and suspected COVID-19 cases and close contacts of confirmed patients. They were all sent to hospitals and other designated facilities, according to official data.

Wang Chen, president of the Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences, said the central government's decision to provide free tests and treatment for all people in need played the most important role in controlling the outbreak.

In the early stages of the outbreak in Wuhan, a major challenge to universal testing－a precondition for all cases being received by medical facilities－was the lack of capacity, which lagged behind the rapidly rising demand from patients, Wang said.

"In the beginning, only centers for disease control and prevention could provide viral nucleic acid tests," he said. "Later, many hospitals could give the tests, which greatly eased the problem."

However, with the fast-growing number of people needing medical treatment or to be quarantined, Wuhan faced another critical problem－the lack of hospital beds.

As the city's medical resources were far from sufficient to cope with the peak of the outbreak, two temporary facilities－the Huoshenshan Hospital and Leishenshan Hospital－were completed within two weeks in early February, providing a total of more than 2,000 beds for patients in critical condition.

The city's sports stadiums, exhibition halls and warehouses were also transformed into makeshift hospitals, or Fangcang shelter hospitals, to take patients with mild symptoms.

Wuhan resident Feng Bangli was cured of COVID-19 and discharged from a makeshift hospital at the end of February. "I could not find a bed at any designated regular hospital in Wuhan, as there were so many patients. So, in early February, I had to stay at a designated hotel for isolation," he said. "When the Fangcang shelter hospital was set up, I saw hope."

With temporary hospitals built and existing ones expanded, the shortage of beds was no longer a problem in Wuhan. All patients could now be admitted to hospitals, which helped effectively control the infection source, said Tang Zhouping, a professor of neurology at Tongji Hospital and also president of Guanggu Fangcang Shelter Hospital－a temporary facility transformed from an exhibition center.

Wang Chen, from the Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences, said building makeshift hospitals was a key decision made at a critical time when Wuhan faced a formidable task in epidemic control, and was also "a core measure" in implementing the policy to test, treat and isolate all those in need.

"In addition to providing treatment for patients, such hospitals are, first of all, ideal sites for quarantined patients so that they do not spread the disease," he said. "In addition, as such hospitals only receive patients with mild symptoms, many of them will not end up in designated hospitals, so critically ill patients have more chances of being admitted."

The 16 temporary hospitals, which offered about 14,000 beds, were all closed by March 10 due to a fall in the number of patients. The hospitals received more than 12,000 COVID-19 patients in Wuhan, accounting for nearly 25 percent of all those in the city, according to the National Health Commission.

Richard Horton, editor-in-chief of The Lancet, a medical journal based in the United Kingdom, wrote on his Twitter account on April 3: "Fangcang shelter hospitals were critical elements in China's successful response to SARS-COV-2. They were large, quickly repurposed and cost-effective. They stopped intrafamilial transmission, reduced hospital pressures and enabled efficient triage."

Meanwhile, Tang said the measure to isolate all patients who recovered, suspected cases and close contacts of all confirmed patients for 14 days at designated quarantine sites, and require self-observation at home for another 14 days, was also an important factor.

Official data show that more than 530 hotels, training centers and recreational venues in Wuhan have been transformed into quarantine sites.

While there is still no specific medicine or vaccine to treat COVID-19, Chinese health experts are exploring a treatment that combines traditional Chinese medicine and Western medicine.

Of all confirmed cases on the mainland, more than 90 percent have received TCM treatment, and this has been effective in over 90 percent of them, according to the National Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine.

Yu Yanhong, Party chief of the administration, said late last month TCM treatment could significantly relieve symptoms in COVID-19 patients, while preventing the condition worsening among those with mild symptoms. "It has been proven that TCM can improve the recovery rate, while reducing the death rate effectively," Yu said.

https://epaper.chinadaily.com.cn/a/202004/07/WS5e8bd2e0a310a2fabb7a37e9.html

First, dogs are eaten in many countries throughout the world, such as South Korea, Vietnam,Switzerland,and so on.
Second,most Chinese dont like eating dogs.

James604:
The virus is from China we all know

the virus is from the nature!

the beginning of a new Iraq War.

Thatsammie:
What happens in China remains China. A closed society where almost everything is shrouded in secrecy. You only get to know what they want you to know. I still maintain that the number of COVID-19 fatalities China made public was a far cry from what the actual figure.

What A ridiculous idea!You dont master Chinese language.You dont come to China.Maybe you didnt talk with Chinese men. What you know is things that are what the Western media tell you and that are bias against China.Before you get a conclusion,you should ask youself "do I have some evidence?"If the answer is no ,please remain neutral.

Thatsammie:
Are you a Chinese? One thing is certain - the number of people who died of corona virus in China was grossly under-reported.

Yes ,I am Chinese .I can tell you the number of fatalities is real.Can you tell me what make you think the numeber is underestimated?

winj:

This is not the end of the matter, China is now hated more by the rest of the world since this happened and they will never find peace after this!
Wait and see!

HIV/AIDS was first found in USA and the 2008 financial crisis started in USA.Do You hate USA?Will You have USA pay for the huge losses caused by HIV and the financial crisis?

kerry57:
Na wa ooo. China just wanted to use this covid 19 to distabilize the USA but ended up causing Global damage that will take time to recover from just because of trade war. America isnt thinking of trade now, they are thinking of staying alive with all their resources while China is bouncing back and financially doing better. Learn to stay ahead of ur enemies.

China benefits from the globalization of trade in past 20 years.Now the global economy nearly is stopped by coronavirus.Many companies in China which manufacture and export products to other countries are hit very badly.They lose orders and even some closed their plants.Chinese GDP shrank 6.8% in the first quarter.And China has lost 4643 citizens so far. No one in China hoped these things happened.But you said China just wanted to use this covid 19 to destabilize USA?Are you kidding me?