Japan donated masks to us and wrote "Come on, Wuhan" in Chinese. What are other countries doing?

Everyone says that a friend in need is a friend indeed, and the more difficult it is to test the relationship between countries and China.

China, as a responsible big country, has helped many foreign countries when they are in trouble, and there are still many countries that give aid to China when it is in trouble.

UNICEF: On January 3th, the first batch of medical materials donated by UNICEF arrived in Wuhan and put into use. This batch of materials includes 2, masks and 1, sets of protective clothing and other personal protective equipment. ?

South Korea: On January 3th, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Korea said that it had decided to urgently provide China with epidemic prevention materials worth up to US$ 5 million.

Russia: On February 5th, @ Today Russia RT issued a document saying that the Il -76 military transport plane has arrived in Wuhan. The plane carries five Russian medical and epidemic prevention experts who will cooperate with experts from China to develop a vaccine against novel coronavirus, and also carries humanitarian relief materials including medical equipment.

Belarus: President Lukashenko of Belarus instructed relevant departments to provide China with medical assistance urgently needed by China. The military aircraft Il -76MD was dispatched for transportation, and these articles were medicines, personal medical protective articles, disinfectant, alcohol and other medical supplies.

The virus spreads rapidly, and human beings should have cooperated with Qi Xin to deal with the virus. With the spread of the new pneumonia epidemic in China, some overseas anti-China and anti-China forces have begun to use the excuse.

The New York Times, the United States, came up with a ridiculous sentence:? China's city closure is undemocratic. ? They even think that the closure of the city in China is incomprehensible, which violates human rights.

The Danish newspaper Jutland Post published a cartoon insulting the national flag of China, in which five stars in the five-star red flag were replaced by five viruses. China's ambassador to Denmark, Raoul David Findeisen, said:? The actions of Jutland Post and cartoonists have gone beyond the bottom line of moral and civilized society, which is absolutely unacceptable and should be severely condemned. ?