There are four consequences. The first consequence is the closure of domestic educational institutions, the second is the serious impact on China's economic development, the third is the global panic caused by the outbreak of SARS, and the fourth is the mental stress collapse of our people caused by the outbreak of SARS.

0 1, which led to the suspension of classes in domestic schools.

Due to the great harm and high infectivity of atypical pneumonia, in order to prevent children from being affected by the disease, many schools have taken the way of suspending classes to reduce the chances of students getting sick, and of course some colleges and universities have suspended classes. Especially in the city of Beijing, all local middle schools and primary schools are closed, resulting in many students having no choice but to repeat their studies, and the number of repeat students is a dime a dozen, which has formed an immeasurable obstacle to education in China.

02, affecting the economic development of China.

The horror of atypical pneumonia is hard to write. It is said that a SARS patient once infected 130 strangers. Many investors (including foreign countries) know that they are unwilling to invest in China. Many projects in China are in cooperation with foreign companies. Because of this disease, we can't cooperate with foreign companies, and our economic development is affected to some extent.

03, global panic

SARS swept the world, with 8422 patients worldwide, covering more than 30 countries, and at least thousands of people died of the disease. When SARS broke out, due to the sudden arrival and rapid spread of the disease, medical workers at that time could not control the disease quickly, and many people died because of the delay in treatment.

04, the country is under great pressure.

With the medical level of our country, the control of the disease is completely sure. However, SARS was the first time that this disease appeared in front of the world, and experienced doctors could not control the infection rate of this disease in a short time, which led to many deaths in China. This includes the elderly, children, women, young people and so on. Young lives disappeared one by one in front of their relatives, and there was another one here before they died. The most painful thing in this world is not that I am going to die, but that I want to watch you die, but there is nothing I can do. This pain is like an arrow piercing my heart.

But now our people have survived, and we are United. We were able to come through in the past, and in the face of today's new pneumonia, we will certainly be able to come through, because we have the great motherland as the backing, and we have medical workers who fought in the front line regardless of life and death to carry forward the burden for us. It's only a matter of time before we step on the new pneumonia. We will never give up.