Chinese Hygiene and Behavior

De: Marian Shaltiel

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Living under a rock can sometimes provide comfort and safety, but the reality is that Earth is one giant ecosystem. Despite the small amount of protection that your rock may offer, the real world will always make its way in. A proactive approach to disease globally is necessary from an epidemiological standpoint, but this still isn't happening in regions outside of first-world nations and Western countries as a result of miserly behavior, poor enforcement of regulations, and weak governments, specifically in China, i.e., the Chinese Communist Party. Chinese hygiene really isn't hygienic as most people bathe less than a couple of times per month, hot water and soap aren't available in most restrooms throughout the entire country, and even when the necessary provisions are available for the vast majority of Chinese who routinely don't engage in hand washing following urination or defecation. Sadly, this resonates across the whole state as viruses and bacteria transmitted from human to human, human to animal, or animal to human have consistently jumped in the region for millennia, most recently during the COVID-19 pandemic, and are set to continue doing so via lack of enforcement by Chinese officials regarding basic sanitary measures at a local, provincial, and national level. Implementing mandatory behavior monitoring in the country is already in place as they have a Social Credit System for all citizens as a result of their behavior monitoring using vast numbers of workers and machine learning throughout the country's network of over 700 million CCTV cameras. Sadly, these are not currently being used in a manner to improve human health but to monitor children of all ages and workers within stalls while emptying their bladders and bowels engaging in normal biological processes to prevent mischief and misuse of time, despite violating the UN's "Convention of the Rights of the Child" and "Universal Declaration of Rights". The reality is that this is a promotion of perverse voyeurism and wrong, and not only do the people of the world need to stand up against this misuse of technology but the people in China must as well as the Chinese Communist Party clearly failing to ensure the safety and health of its citizens in a manner that puts innocent children at risk and harms all humans on the globe. There are many things wrong in the world as well as in China. Still, surely we all must agree that the act of washing one's hands following the discharge of urine and feculence in conjunction with cleaning oneself before preparing individual meals and those for the public are not optional activities. The misuse of technology to film children of all ages and adults engaging in basic biological processes that are a normal part of essential healthy food digestion and waste is wrong and a violation of basic individual rights, and by not stopping it, the Chinese Communist Party is permitting and endorsing perverse voyeurism in its own nation and spreading further problems throughout East Asia and the world!

"Children are educated by what the grown-up is and not by their talk." -Carl Jung