Comments by "" (@zenon7094) on "What’s Happening in China? Hospitalization Rates Quadruple in 20 Years, Spiraling Out of Control" video.

@madAra-i3b Why must he/she be an American? He/she is absolutely right...putting hundreds, perhaps even thousands, sick people together in small spaces is not a particularly good idea. And how much time does the doctor take for each patient in these crowds? Medical advice will certainly suffer as a result. In my country, many sick people are already being deterred from visiting hospitals by private doctor's offices. On the one hand, this reduces hospital costs and at the same time ensures comprehensive medical care. These images of crowds of people in hospitals are simply unimaginable in my country. And I am not an American either.
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@L-nh2vq I am not in Europe? Last time I checked, Germany is in the heart of Europe. But maybe you Chinese have different maps as the rest of the civilized world does.
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@michaelcox4242 But not all of them have cancer or other serious illnesses. I am talking about colds, headaches, stomach pain and minor accidents...basically all the things that do not justify a clinical examination or stay and which in my country are dealt with by private practises. These private doctors are still paid by the general health care system. Some specialized medical practises are so well equippedthat they even can perform minor operations. These doctors are not in direct competition with clinics, but rather complement our healthcare system with another factor. No one here would think of going to a hospital for a normal case of flu. As we have seen with Covid, this would also push hospitals to their limits very quickly. The CCP constantly claims that China is so superior to the Western world. Just looking at the healthcare system alone, this claim completely falls apart.
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