Quote Originally Posted by dreammanor View Post
Most of my information sources come from FangZhouzi (FangShimin), a famous science popularization author in China. His accuracy rate of science popularization is extremely high, and the accuracy rate is over 99%. Because his science popularization is in conflict with traditional Chinese medicine, and because he exposed corruption in Chinese academia and Internet companies, he has been blocked by the Chinese Internet and social media. Yesterday he wrote an article "It is not appropriate to require the general public to wear a mask", this article was reposted by a Chinese science popularization website, and finally this Chinese science popularization website was banned for 2 months.

Although I think China is very open and China's Internet is much more open than the outside world thinks, Chinese media's ban on Fangzhouzi makes me ashamed. Blocking Fangzhouzi is definitely a mistake, but I'm not sure if it's the Chinese government's intention or arrangement, maybe the self-issued behavior of the Chinese media, because almost all Chinese social media want to block Fangzhouzi. Because, after doing so, no one dared to risk their lives to expose these rumors when these social media made rumors.

(Note: China's social media is a paradise for anti-government, liberals, and democrats. Although FangZhouzi is also a democrat, he does not want to promote democracy by making rumors, lying, and exaggerating, so he is not welcomed by other democrats in China. Fang Zhouzi's science popularization is extremely professional, but Fang Zhouzi's political views are too idealistic, and there is no feasibility and practical value in the current environment. He persists in his political ideals as a scientific fighter)

FangZhouzi is a PhD in Biochemistry from the University of Michigan, and his Twitter is "https://twitter.com/fangshimin". Maybe you can read his article through Google Translate. Of course, his Twitter is mainly to expose the darkness and corruption in China, just like other foreign media. At the same time, his Twitter is spreading scientific knowledge to his supporters.

The claim that the coronavirus is not contagious (or weakly contagious) during the incubation period comes from some international authority medical organization, and FangZhouzi only recounted the views of the international authority medical organizations in his following twitter:

https://twitter.com/fangshimin/statu...60332334686210

In this twitter, Li Lanjuan, a famous medical scientist in China, believes that the virus is contagious during the incubation period. But obviously, we believe in Fang Zhouzi more than Chinese medical academicians. During the past 20 years, FangZhouzi has proven the mistakes of Chinese experts and academicians numerous times, including errors and unprofessional behaviors during SARS.
Seems like you are relying on one source versus the world health community that is categorically stating that it is highly contagious and is contagious during the incubation period (up to fourteen days before symptoms). Maybe your source, or the last time you looked at the articles, is a little dated. These are recent developments. I stand by what I posted.