Comments by "Judy Kraska" (@judykraska400) on "Thousands of boxed meals per day delivered to quarantined elderly in Shanghai lockdown" video.

  1. The cook is heroic. The Chinese organise their calamity admirable, calmly, heroic. The people give their last breathe for their society. They are all hero’s, and do not forget, how hard their elderly also worked, to lift China out of poverty, making it a super power. ❤️ Sincerely, J
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  2. Lettuce, it is hard to admit, that the Chinese society is well organised, and a community based on one for all, and all for one, is it.⁉️ The video did not say they provide for millions of people, they showed, how in one neighbourhood in Shanghai food is made for the elderly, and needy, and distributed, and l guess, it is to showing, how the community works during the pandemic. I have nothing as admiration for, how the Chinese people take care, make every effort to helping each other selflessly in times of disasters. I have not seen anything comparable to their community work in our world, not in Australia, where l am living, nor in USA, where sometimes a politician appears, inspecting the damage at large of flooding, tornados, fires for example, and doing nothing, as rhetoric, and donations disappear disgracefully in pockets of thieves. Good day, sincerely, J
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  3. Why are your elderly in China not eating without support? I am asking sincerely. I am an elderly, and l am cooking for myself and sometimes for others, go shopping, volunteer, have worked all my life. Elderly are useful, and not disabled usually. Maybe Chinese people are working too hard to long hours till they are elderly, and have given everything of their motivation, and energy to build the country up to where it is today with too little rest, while younger? I am only pondering over your comment, l am not criticising, as it is heroic to be cooking so many meals a day, and distributing them to the needy. I admire China, but it is sometimes heartbreaking, how much, and how long hours they have to work without rest. But l also have no other solution for the calamity we are all in. May Shanghai overcome the virus soon, and get back to normal, please. Sincerely, J 🇨🇳🕊🐨
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  4.  @sienglimtiu2074  l know, l have once lived in a supporting community too - one for all, and all for one. It’s a great feeling. But, why are there so many elderly living by themselves in Shanghai. Where are their family members? And my comment was not about time - it was about balancing healthy working and resting. Every body is collapsing, when over used.
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