Dynamic clearing support for global economy

Does China's dynamic clearing policy against the novel coronavirus pose a threat to the global supply chains? Some foreign media say so. Such a claim is as preposterous as saying that the spread of the virus has actually promoted the growth of the global economy.

The absurdity of such remarks lies in the fact that those who make them have turned a blind eye to what China has contributed to not only the growth of the global economy but also to the global fight against the pandemic. It is the dynamic clearing policy that made it possible for China to generally control the virus the earliest among countries, enabling it to resume its economic activities, and then keep the transmission of the virus localized whenever a cluster of infections have appeared.

The global supply chains would have collapsed had it not been for the support of the robust growth of China's economy when the other major economies were devastated by the COVID-19 pandemic in the past two years. Had it not been for China's provision of the necessary materials for the global control and prevention of the virus' transmission, more people would have been killed by the virus and the consequences of the pandemic would have been much more serious globally.