There are three aspects of China's anti-epidemic action that stand out

senior officials of the World Health Organization on the 7th praised China's success in fighting the new crown epidemic and providing useful experience for the world's fight against the epidemic. Bruce Aylward, senior adviser to the WHO Director-General, said china's anti-epidemic efforts were "particularly prominent" in three areas and that the experience was helpful in the current global outbreak prevention and control.Ellward told a regular WHO press conference that three aspects of China's successful fight against the disease were "particularly prominent". First, China's huge investment in public health infrastructure, from the state to provinces and cities to communities, has played an important role in allowing information and experience to flow and more than 1 billion people have access to the latest information on outbreak prevention and treatment. The Chinese is the sense of personal responsibility of the chinese people, who keep their social distance on different occasions, as the right thing to do to keep the world safe and the community safe, and this collective sense of responsibility is probably the most moving. When it comes to the sacrifices made to prevent and control the Chinese, it is admirable that these people see this as their responsibility to the country and the world. The third is to continue to improve the response capacity of the outbreak in the context of the decline in the number of cases, and there is recognition of the need for a sustained response to the outbreak over a period of time.Maria van Kerkhov, Technical Director of the WHO Health Emergency Project, visited China in February this year as a member of the WHO International Expert Group. She told a news conference that she was impressed by China's public health infrastructure, outbreak surveillance system and strong outbreak response team, noting that a series of measures taken by China in the early stages of the outbreak are now being used by many countries around the world.Michael Ryan, Executive Director of the WHO Emergency Program, "congratulations to China's front-line health workers and the entire population" at a press conference, saying that China's success in fighting the epidemic was due to "the co-operation of communities, scientific research institutions, and government public health agencies". (Xinhua)