I just made up "comrade". I sincerely hope you can seek truth from facts and don't talk about what is right. Is that okay? Is it useful to always talk about some empty and feeble "principles"? As a former "media person", you should have a good professional ethics , be realistic, don't speculate, don't judge, don't make assumptions, and go deep into the actual situation to understand the real situation. For example: Let me ask: After so long, why is it still "hard to find the right medicine" in many places? Not to mention remote areas. Let me give you an example: Harbin, please check carefully to see if there are any medicines available in pharmacies! They are still fooling around and yelling every day, sitting at home and relying on the phone, using the Internet as material to talk to ordinary people about "big principles"! In fact, the people's demands are very simple: they need medical treatment and purchase of medicines! Not as "broad-minded" and "humbly-minded" as you are! I remember once Yan Xishan said: "What is propaganda? It means that you are always wrong and I am always right"! This is perfect for you! You seem to be in poor health recently. Do you still have a fever? Pay attention to your body!
Antibiotics and antipyretics are not available, so how can people bring them to the countryside for the Chinese New Year? I hope we won’t make too many demands on the people and make more practical suggestions to government departments. For example, we should supervise the production and deployment of relevant drugs, severely crack down on those who take advantage of the situation, and make up for the shortcomings of hasty liberalization and insufficient preparation. Government departments truthfully publish relevant data. Come up with a set of practical guidelines for fighting the epidemic at home to appease the people. A month ago, I didn't go to the nucleic acid neighborhood committee to call the neighborhood committee to catch up with me at home. Now I'm lying in bed with a fever and no medicine, and no one cares about me! The health code also requires you to report a positive self-test. You can’t buy the antigen test. What should he test? Report what?