A Chinese businessman in Hungary, Li Yi (alias), has teamed up with his friends to fight the COVID-19 outbreak, bringing China and the European country closer as they do so. Li arrived in Hungary after much struggle from southeast China’s Fujian province when he was 18.
When the Black Death broke out in the Middle Ages, taking the lives of one third of all Europeans, panic-stricken people blamed the Jews for bringing the disease, research suggests. (video grab) It seems that history has repeated itself during this pneumonia outbreak; only this time it's Chinese people who have fallen victim to American politicians.
As the COVID-19 epidemic wanes, not only are China's economic and social order being gradually restored, but the economic and trade cooperation between China and Africa as well. The Chinese-built Lamu port in Kenya (File photo) Despite the hardships during the fight against COVID-19, the China-Africa economic and trade cooperation remained stable as a whole.
