CLEAN : Chinese people holding lively discussions on coronavirus: government official

The transcript discusses the impact of measures on international travel and trade, the death of a Chinese doctor who was a whistleblower for a SARS-like illness, and the statement from the Wuhan Municipal Health Commission regarding his death. It also touches on the freedom of speech in China, highlighting public engagement in discussions about the epidemic.

Why is it important to avoid unnecessary measures that interfere with international travel and trade?

• To prevent economic downturns

• To ensure the safety of travelers

• To maintain diplomatic relations

• To avoid panic among the public

What was the role of the Chinese doctor mentioned in the transcript?

• He was a government official

• He was a whistleblower for a SARS-like illness

• He was a patient zero

• He was a journalist reporting on the epidemic

What did the Wuhan Municipal Health Commission express in their statement about Mr. Lee?

• A call for more research

• A warning to the public

• Condolences and sympathies to his family

• A request for international aid

What does the transcript suggest about freedom of speech in China during the epidemic?

• It was heavily restricted

• It was encouraged by the government

• It was freely exercised by the public

• It was only available to officials

How did the public in China engage with information about the epidemic?

• Through private meetings

• By relying solely on official news

• By avoiding discussions

• By actively participating in online discussions