Because the epidemic situation is still grim, and Covid-19, whose infectivity is higher than the original 7%, has appeared in Britain, the most severe ban has been issued and the city has been completely closed. Many countries, after learning that there is already a mutated Covid-19 in Britain, also cut off contacts with Britain. It is this series of status quo that makes the British scholar start to reflect, and after sending eight tweets in a row, he feels that the West has completely failed.

among the eight tweets, the British scholar first analyzed the current situation in Britain. Secondly, I began to feel the attitude of westerners towards the virus and expressed my disappointment that westerners can only use vaccines to solve the virus. Then the British scholar turned to the East Asian society. He thought that the East Asian society had defeated the virus, and analyzed the reasons for defeating the virus from the perspective of the government and the people. Finally, he hoped that the western society could learn from the East Asian society, rather than blindly being loose. The above is the general content of the British scholar's eight tweets.

In fact, as ordinary residents, we can know more or less about the epidemic management in the East and West. Take our own country as an example. China did a very good job in dealing with the epidemic. Most people are divided into distribution and government management, and the government can make corresponding policies accurately and quickly. It is precisely because the whole country is working hard that the development of the epidemic can be controlled at a very fast speed. Compared with the west, the west is somewhat lax in controlling the development of the epidemic. Some people pursue democracy and freedom too much, even ignoring their own lives and the lives of people around them. Even though the government has repeatedly called for wearing masks, there will still be people taking to the streets to protest against the government's measures. However, some western governments have not done their job properly. They are too confident in dealing with the epidemic, ignoring the actual situation and failing to make accurate and timely judgments. It is precisely because the East and the West have different attitudes towards the epidemic that this has led to great differences between the two sides.