This story is almost completely buried by state media and Weibo. Only noticed it thanks to a few doctor friends sharing it privately on WeChat.https://twitter.com/Jane_Li911/status/1210564463599865858 …
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These were put on Weibo trending after the news led to public outrage (despite initial efforts to bury it) 1. people send flower and milk tea to show respect/love for doctors 2. pass new law to ban harming medical staff 3. authorities pledge zero tolerance towards such crimespic.twitter.com/gPzmjnsvcA
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But many people say flowers, security guards and tougher penalties are not enough, the system itself should be blamed for such violence: the extremely unequal access to healthcare (urban/rural, rich/poor), the lack of an independent dispute-solving mechanism, etc
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When I was writing about violence against doctors in 2018, a doctor trained in Beijing told me he felt he would one day be killed if he stayed in China. He later moved to the US (most people simply choose not to attend medical school in the first place)https://www.inkstonenews.com/china/why-are-doctors-under-attack-china/article/2132284 …
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Also here's an attempt to explain some of the major problems of China’s healthcare system.https://www.inkstonenews.com/health/china-translated-does-china-have-universal-health-care/article/2167579 …
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