The Editor-in-Chief of The Lancet: Chinese scientists are decisive and responsible for responding to the new crown outbreak.

Richard Horton, editor-in-chief of The Lancet, a leading British medical journal, has written in the Guardian that Chinese scientists have acted decisively and responsibly to protect people's health in response to the new crown outbreak.
he said it was Chinese scientists who recommended early blocking measures and adopted a strict policy of keeping social distance, cutting off the route of transmission of the virus.
At the same time, scientists helped set up temporary hospitals and expand the number of beds so that patients with serious illnesses could be treated in a timely manner.
Horton noted that the Chinese government had been warning the world in time for the new crown outbreak, but some Western countries had not heeded them.
blamed China's words and deeds for the new crown outbreak, which is to rewrite the history of the new crown outbreak and ignore western failures in responding to the outbreak. "The current anti-China sentiment has evolved into an unpleasant, even racist, homophobia that threatens international peace and security," he wrote
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" Horton argues that in a geopolitical situation, it would be better to strengthen relations between people and related institutions, rather than weaken them, and to deepen mutual understanding among people.
people should be united in the face of the outbreak.
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