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During COVID-19, the Chinese government cracked down on journalists and medical workers as they exercised their right to freedom of speech on the internet.

The Chinese government welcomes oversight by the public and media, while at the same time opposes illegal acts of starting and spreading rumor, creating panic or disrupting public order.
5G telecoms network is speeding up the spread of the novel coronavirus as the cellular network suppresses people's immune systems.

According to the World Health Organization and some fact-checking organizations, there is no evidence that 5G has anything to do with the spread of COVID-19.
Hand sanitizer gel is more effective against coronavirus than hand washing.

Using running water and soap to wash hands is more effective than a dab of hand sanitizer gel.
Chinese people consume bat soup, causing the virus to jump from animals to humans.

Chinese don't eat bats, and they are not considered food in China.
China reopened wildlife markets.

China doesn't have so-called wildlife markets. The country has banned the illegal hunting, trafficking and consumption of wildlife.
China used the novel coronavirus to cripple Western economies.

The Chinese economy is closely connected to the world economy. Only when the world economy runs well can the Chinese economy thrive.
Medical supplies imported from China are fake and inferior products.

China carries out strict quality tests on all medical products exported. Part of the problem stems from misuse or different quality standards.
China is helping other countries fight COVID-19 only to expand its geopolitical influence.

China helps other countries out of a humanitarian spirit and gratitude. It also stems from the firm belief in the community with a shared future for mankind.
China is responsible for the outbreak and must compensate the world.

The virus is a common enemy of the mankind and China is also a victim. There is no legal basis to demand "compensation" from China.
Taiwan notified the WHO on Dec 31 about human-to-human transmission of the novel coronavirus, but the warning went unheeded.

Taiwan did not notify the WHO. It was seeking information from the WHO after Wuhan publicly reported cases of unknown pneumonia.

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