“Zhong Nanshan”的版本间的差异
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Zhong studied medicine in China and the United Kingdom. In early 2003, Zhong was one of the first medical experts in China to identify the SARS outbreak. He was known for his professionalism and outspokenness during the disease management, at times [https://www.npr.org/sections/goatsandsoda/2020/04/02/825957192/dr-zhong-is-the-supreme-commander-in-china-s-war-against-coronavirus?t=1608670290759 openly confronting the government’s official account]. Zhong became a household name and was widely seen as a hero in China following the SARS epidemic. | Zhong studied medicine in China and the United Kingdom. In early 2003, Zhong was one of the first medical experts in China to identify the SARS outbreak. He was known for his professionalism and outspokenness during the disease management, at times [https://www.npr.org/sections/goatsandsoda/2020/04/02/825957192/dr-zhong-is-the-supreme-commander-in-china-s-war-against-coronavirus?t=1608670290759 openly confronting the government’s official account]. Zhong became a household name and was widely seen as a hero in China following the SARS epidemic. | ||
| − | In early 2020, when coronavirus first appeared in Wuhan, Zhong visited the city to evaluate the situation. He later gave an interview stating that [https://chinadigitaltimes.net/2020/02/cdt-censorship-digest-january-2020-wuhan-coronavirus-outbreak/ human-to-human transmission had already occured], directly contradicting Wuhan government. Zhong applauded [Li Wenliang|Dr. Li Wenliang], a young doctor in Wuhan who was among the first to sound the alarm of the disease outbreak. Zhong was one of the experts who compiled COVID-19 diagnosis and treatment protocol, recommending people to isolate and wear masks. | + | In early 2020, when coronavirus first appeared in Wuhan, Zhong visited the city to evaluate the situation. He later gave an interview stating that [https://chinadigitaltimes.net/2020/02/cdt-censorship-digest-january-2020-wuhan-coronavirus-outbreak/ human-to-human transmission had already occured], directly contradicting Wuhan government. Zhong applauded [[Li Wenliang|Dr. Li Wenliang]], a young doctor in Wuhan who was among the first to sound the alarm of the disease outbreak. Zhong was one of the experts who compiled COVID-19 diagnosis and treatment protocol, recommending people to isolate and wear masks. |
Zhong Nanshan has also garnered controversies during the COVID-19 pandemic. In late February 2020, Zhong raised the idea during a press conference that coronavirus may not have originated in China. His statement has since been widely used to support [https://chinadigitaltimes.net/2020/11/chinese-state-media-echoes-claims-covid-19-originated-abroad/ conspiracy theories such that the disease was brought to China by American soldiers]. | Zhong Nanshan has also garnered controversies during the COVID-19 pandemic. In late February 2020, Zhong raised the idea during a press conference that coronavirus may not have originated in China. His statement has since been widely used to support [https://chinadigitaltimes.net/2020/11/chinese-state-media-echoes-claims-covid-19-originated-abroad/ conspiracy theories such that the disease was brought to China by American soldiers]. | ||
2020年12月22日 (二) 21:44的版本
Zhōng Nánshān 钟南山
Zhong Nanshan (b. 1936) is a Chinese doctor who specializes in pneumology. He gained international fame during the SARS outbreak in 2003. Zhong is one of the leading advisors in managing the COVID-19 pandemic. In September 2020, Zhong received the Order of the Republic, currently the highest honor in the People's Republic of China.
Zhong studied medicine in China and the United Kingdom. In early 2003, Zhong was one of the first medical experts in China to identify the SARS outbreak. He was known for his professionalism and outspokenness during the disease management, at times openly confronting the government’s official account. Zhong became a household name and was widely seen as a hero in China following the SARS epidemic.
In early 2020, when coronavirus first appeared in Wuhan, Zhong visited the city to evaluate the situation. He later gave an interview stating that human-to-human transmission had already occured, directly contradicting Wuhan government. Zhong applauded Dr. Li Wenliang, a young doctor in Wuhan who was among the first to sound the alarm of the disease outbreak. Zhong was one of the experts who compiled COVID-19 diagnosis and treatment protocol, recommending people to isolate and wear masks.
Zhong Nanshan has also garnered controversies during the COVID-19 pandemic. In late February 2020, Zhong raised the idea during a press conference that coronavirus may not have originated in China. His statement has since been widely used to support conspiracy theories such that the disease was brought to China by American soldiers.
Zhong’s promotion of traditional Chinese medicine and alleged partnership with various healthcare companies have also called into question his professionalism. Since the COVID-19 outbreak, he has repeatedly said that Lianhua Qingwen, a capsule made from traditional Chinese herbs, was effective in treating COVID-19, a claim disputed by some medical experts. Zhong’s claim sent the manufacturer's stock price soaring. Since he holds business partnership with the manufacturer of the drug, his claims prompted many to raise conflict of interest concerns. In October 2020, Zhong was quoted promoting Ban Lan Gen, another popular Chinese herbal remedy in treating COVID-19. Zhong later said he was misquoted. More allegations have since surfaced regarding Zhong’s partnerships with various health products. These allegations are often met with censorship, in some cases resulting in the stories being deleted and the bloggers banned.
