What is the meaning behind the cover of the latest issue of Time magazine?

The cover of the new issue of Time Magazine in the United States can be said to have touched many people's hearts. Under such a simple cover, this is a metaphor of American politicians' inaction towards COVID-19.

First, let's look at the main elements of this picture. The first thing that catches our eye is the cartoon picture of COVID-19, which occupies more than half of the whole cover, and can be said to occupy two-thirds of the cover of Time magazine. In addition to such a shocking virus picture, the remaining 1/3 under the station is the pattern of the White House.

This layout technique can be said to be a great metaphor for the recent severity of COVID-19. Moreover, on the cover of this poster, the White House under the cover of the virus is still so crowded that politicians are laughing. Politicizing the virus has also become another attack factor on the cover of Time magazine.

In addition, let's take a look at the color collection on the cover of Time magazine. The main length is red, white and black, which emphasizes the urgency of form. The red COVID-19 pattern can be said to have brought people a visual impact. It can be said that under the COVID-19 model, all confirmed cases and deaths in the United States are groans of pain. The flawless image of the White House can be said to be the strongest contrast and attack on this cover. In addition, the black dotted between the virus and the shadow of the White House can make us deeply feel that white is not white, and the black you say is black.

Time magazine is the mainstream media in the United States, and its cover can be said to make many people who don't know the truth about the United States know more about the severity of the American epidemic. Under the peaceful appearance of the White House, many red and black virus pictures hover over the White House. This design also shows the ulterior motives of the cover designer of Time magazine and the accusation and helplessness to politicians, which makes the cover become the focus of the public and makes people feel helpless to see the reality clearly.