>What mostly helped was lack of mainland Chinese people entering the country If the whole world closed their borders to China back in early Jan (and followed u

>What mostly helped was lack of mainland Chinese people entering the country If the whole world closed their borders to China back in early Jan (and followed up with tracing and quarantine), we would be seeing this right now. Unfortunately, China was lobbying heavily against it. Now China, being a massive exporter, has a global demand problem in addition to the local supply problem of shutting down their country for 8 weeks.