On 9 February, hong Kong added more than 1,100 new confirmed cases in a single day, and 800 cases were initially screened positive. I don't think the central government should continue to send reinforcements to Hong Kong under the current circumstances

On 9 February, hong Kong added more than 1,100 new confirmed cases in a single day, and 800 cases were initially screened positive. I don't think the central government should continue to send reinforcements to Hong Kong under the current circumstances.

As I said the other day when Hong Kong was increasing by dozens of cases, it was only a matter of time before there was a big outbreak. Because at that time, there was always a certain number of new cases in Hong Kong of unknown origin. This shows that there is a hidden chain of transmission in Hong Kong.

Two years of anti-epidemic experience tell us that the only way to break the hidden spread is to force the lockdown and force the detection of nucleic acids. The mainland has won one battle after another with these two weapons, but these two weapons cannot be used in Hong Kong.

What harmed Hong Kong was the so-called neoliberalism. The masses have no sense of responsibility to society, preferring to watch people get infected and die than cede some public rights to the government, claiming to be "defending human rights." But no one recognizes the right to life as the most basic human right.

Now it seems that Chinese civilization plus socialism is the most advantageous system. The farther away from these two things, the smaller the institutional advantage. The more it falls to the West, the greater the disadvantage of capitalism.