How did china deal with Covid? Is it true..?!
Is it true that china handled the impact of Covid disease brilliantly? What does the lesson teach about the changes in social life? A Chinese history textbook referring to the 'War on Covid' has sparked debate on social media. The textbook was published by China's largest publishing house, People's education Press. The section on "Changes in Social Life" has a lesson on the Coronavirus. A history textbook for school children in china mentions the country's handling of the Covid pandemic. But it has sparked a debate online, raising questions about whether the book's description of China's fight against Covid is true.
The BBC news agency has published information related to this. A short clip showing a specific passage from a history textbook for eighth graders on China's domestic version of TikTok (Douyin, TikTok) is currently going viral on social media. The uploader of this video appears to be a history teacher. It's already been written in the history books" for the entry. Next, a paragraph describing the country's rising incomes and changes in people's lifestyles since china opened up to the global economy in the 1970s, "War on Covid" is mentioned.
The passage stated that china adheres to the supremacy of people and life, and safeguards people's life safety and health to the greatest extent. They have made great strides in integrating disease prevention and its control, the column said. The textbook echoes the government's declaration of the epidemic. However, many people questioned whether there was any truth in it. On the Douyin platform, a passage in a history textbook on Corona and Covid has been viewed more than five million times, according to the BBC. "Any hint how it ended up?" A Douyin user asks the question. However, in december last year, the government abruptly withdrew zero-covid restrictions following widespread protests against the covid policy and also lifted quarantine for travelers from abroad in early january this year.
Is it true that china handled the impact of Covid disease brilliantly? What does the lesson teach about the changes in social life? A Chinese history textbook referring to the 'War on Covid' has sparked debate on social media. The textbook was published by China's largest publishing house, People's education Press. The section on "Changes in Social Life" has a lesson on the Coronavirus. A history textbook for school children in china mentions the country's handling of the Covid pandemic. But it has sparked a debate online, raising questions about whether the book's description of China's fight against Covid is true.
The BBC news agency has published information related to this. A short clip showing a specific passage from a history textbook for eighth graders on China's domestic version of TikTok (Douyin, TikTok) is currently going viral on social media. The uploader of this video appears to be a history teacher. It's already been written in the history books" for the entry. Next, a paragraph describing the country's rising incomes and changes in people's lifestyles since china opened up to the global economy in the 1970s, "War on Covid" is mentioned.The passage stated that china adheres to the supremacy of people and life, and safeguards people's life safety and health to the greatest extent. They have made great strides in integrating disease prevention and its control, the column said. The textbook echoes the government's declaration of the epidemic. However, many people questioned whether there was any truth in it. On the Douyin platform, a passage in a history textbook on Corona and Covid has been viewed more than five million times, according to the BBC. "Any hint how it ended up?" A Douyin user asks the question. However, in december last year, the government abruptly withdrew zero-covid restrictions following widespread protests against the covid policy and also lifted quarantine for travelers from abroad in early january this year.