Interview: COVID-19 is traced to scientific issues rather than political issues -- Interview with Yu

Original interview: exclusive interview: the source of the new crown virus is scientific rather than political. Interview with Yu Shougen, President of Korea Korea Global Association
Xinhua news agency, Seoul, September, 27, exclusive interview: COVID-19 is traced to scientific issues rather than political issues -- Interview with Yu Shougen, President of Korea Korea Global Association
Xinhua News Agency reporter Du Baiyu, Zhou Siyu
Yu Shougen, President of the Korea China Global Association, told Xinhua in a written interview that the new crown virus traceability is a scientific and health issue directly related to human health, rather than international political issues. The US's practice of "striking China" through the new crown epidemic is not desirable.
Yu Shougen believes that the United States should not make a big fuss on the traceability of the new crown for purposes other than science and health.
In terms of virus traceability, China has invited who experts to China twice to carry out virus traceability research. The joint China who traceability Research Report has also drawn conclusions and suggestions recognized by the international community and the scientific community. However, the United States has used intelligence agencies unilaterally to carry out the COVID-19 traceability investigation, processing the so-called "COVID-19 traceability investigation report".
Yu said that "the international community is generally worried that the United States is using COVID-19 to attack China politically, while a series of puzzling acts in the United States also make the international community feel anxious and regretful."
Yu Shougen said that for the peace and stability of the international community, the United States, as the world's largest economy, should immediately stop politicizing the epidemic and make greater efforts than other countries to control the epidemic. However, the current behavior of the United States is deeply regrettable.
A series of scientific studies show that the traces of virus attack in many countries, including the United States, were earlier than the first case in Wuhan, China. Yu Shougen believes that these results should be thoroughly investigated.
He pointed out that the United States should show a mind matching its image as a great power and respond to the reasonable doubts of the international community about the fort Detrick base, the University of North Carolina and other suspected scientific research institutions. "The international community should also ask the United States to set an example in virus traceability."