South Korea, Japan and other places are experiencing epidemic crises one after another. Who will become the next "Wuhan"?

I think Japan is most likely to become the next "Wuhan". There are three reasons for this. First, Japan still insists on holding the Olympic Games and is holding large-scale events such as marathons during the epidemic. Second, the Emperor of Japan still holds hundreds of people. The dinner is not afraid of how serious the epidemic is. Third, Japan’s top managers said they would pray to gods and resolutely not wear masks.

1. During the current epidemic, Japan still insists on holding the Olympic Games and is holding large-scale events such as marathons.

China takes the Wuhan epidemic as seriously as SARS did. However, Japan is not nervous at all in the face of this epidemic. China, a big country that pays attention to etiquette, has banned visits to relatives and friends, even daily visits. Travel is restricted, but Japan is still holding large, densely populated events such as marathons with more than 10,000 people, and none of the participants wear masks. When I saw these photos, my first thought was that Japan feels that its own people are a bit How much do you want to clean up?

2. The Emperor of Japan still holds a dinner for 100 people regardless of the severity of the epidemic.

The Emperor of Japan is equivalent to the king of ancient China. To tell the truth, the situation is tense now and everything should be put on hold. After all, nothing is as important as life. But in the eyes of the Emperor of Japan, face is more important than life. Recently, he held his own The number of attendees at the birthday party after his accession to the throne was around 500. Judging from the published photos, not only did the attendees not wear masks, but they were also seated very tightly. Is the Emperor of Japan really afraid that they will not be allowed to have ice? Forgive me for not understanding what the Emperor of Japan was thinking.

3. Senior Japanese managers said they would pray to gods and resolutely not wear masks.

After the outbreak of the epidemic, our country advocated washing hands frequently and wearing masks when going out. However, Japanese high-level officials said in external interviews that they would pray to the gods and resolutely not wear masks. I really can’t help but want to say a few words, if the gods are useful If so, China, a huge country, still has to wait until you pray to the gods there? Are the Bodhisattvas and Buddhas in China more effective than you? Society has developed to the point where we still rely on gods to treat illnesses! I really don’t know what Japan has developed over the years, and how people like this can become national managers.