How China Turned Itself Around on SARS

Like and subscribe. This is an archive channel, i'm not the owner of the content, check the link in the end. In this video, we look back 17 years ago at the first SARS outbreak out of Guangdong, including the first days of the outbreak, how it blew up under people's noses, and how the government turned itself around 180 degrees to suppress it with all the energy of a people's war.Show more

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