Xie Jing, a doctor of infectious diseases at Peking Union Medical College Hospital－who was sent with a medical team to Wuhan on Feb 7－has attended four video conferences with international medical experts from Canada, the US, Italy and other countries during her stay in Wuhan.

"We have kept nothing to ourselves. The public health issues cannot be solved by closing doors," she said."The global community should work together to reach the goal. It's so natural to share our COVID-19 knowledge with foreign colleagues because we communicated before the epidemic and will continue to do so after it," Xie added.

Cao Wei, deputy director of the infectious diseases department at Peking Union, also took part in several video conferences with overseas peers.

After a two-month stay in Wuhan, Cao returned to Beijing on April 15. During her ongoing mandatory 14-day quarantine, Cao has been invited to participate in many international teleconferences and answered several email inquiries from overseas.

"It's an opportunity for Chinese doctors to contribute to the world," she said. "We share and we learn, trying to reduce casualties globally. The discussion about the cure has never stopped. All in all, we need to respect science," she added.

Source: China Daily

Writer: Du Juan

Photo: CGTN