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*6 February. [[Taipei]] lashes out at China for blocking Taiwan’s access to the World Health Organization.<ref>https://www.cnbc.com/2020/02/06/coronavirus-taiwan-lashes-out-at-china-for-blocking-who-access.html</ref>  Due to Beijing’s objections, Taiwan has been denied membership in the World Health Organization.  Taiwan, a [[democracy|democratic]] nation, has never been under Communist rule.  The CCP claims Taiwan belongs to the Mainland.  Many Marxist sympathizers and [[subversive]]s in media, politics, academia, and other institutions acquiesce to the CCP's [[authoritarian]] [[bullying]].   

*6 February. [[Taipei]] lashes out at China for blocking Taiwan’s access to the World Health Organization.<ref>https://www.cnbc.com/2020/02/06/coronavirus-taiwan-lashes-out-at-china-for-blocking-who-access.html</ref>  Due to Beijing’s objections, Taiwan has been denied membership in the World Health Organization.  Taiwan, a [[democracy|democratic]] nation, has never been under Communist rule.  The CCP claims Taiwan belongs to the Mainland.  Many Marxist sympathizers and [[subversive]]s in media, politics, academia, and other institutions acquiesce to the CCP's [[authoritarian]] [[bullying]].   

*7 February - Dr. Li Wenliang, one of the eight doctors forced to a sign a criminal confession admitting to posting “illegal and false” information warning the public of the coronavirus epidemic, dies. A selfie of the doctor lying sick in his hospital bed went viral, stirring widespread outrage against the leftwing Chinese Communist Party in China.<ref>https://www.gatestoneinstitute.org/15576/china-coronavirus-li-wenliang</ref> “To get an idea of the enormous scale of said outpouring of grief and anger, Dr. Li’s death apparently generated 800 million(!) comments on Weibo by midnight - 2.5 hours after it was first reported and 3 hours before it was confirmed by the hospital."<ref>https://twitter.com/davidpaulk/status/1225620210775994368?s=11</ref>

*7 February - Dr. Li Wenliang, one of the eight doctors forced to a sign a criminal confession admitting to posting “illegal and false” information warning the public of the coronavirus epidemic, dies. A selfie of the doctor lying sick in his hospital bed went viral, stirring widespread outrage against the leftwing Chinese Communist Party in China.<ref>https://www.gatestoneinstitute.org/15576/china-coronavirus-li-wenliang</ref> “To get an idea of the enormous scale of said outpouring of grief and anger, Dr. Li’s death apparently generated 800 million(!) comments on Weibo by midnight - 2.5 hours after it was first reported and 3 hours before it was confirmed by the hospital."<ref>https://twitter.com/davidpaulk/status/1225620210775994368?s=11</ref>

*8 February - The CCP finally allows a WHO advance team into China, more than two months after the first cases were observed.<ref><ref>https://www.reuters.com/article/us-china-health-who-idUSKBN2041S9</ref>

*8 February - The CCP finally allows a WHO advance team into China, more than two months after the first cases were observed.<ref>https://www.reuters.com/article/us-china-health-who-idUSKBN2041S9</ref>

*18 February - [[Reuters]] reports: Experts fear China reluctant to accept WHO ground mission.<ref>https://www.reuters.com/article/us-china-health-who-mission-idUSKBN2071WZ</ref>

*18 February - [[Reuters]] reports: Experts fear China reluctant to accept WHO ground mission.<ref>https://www.reuters.com/article/us-china-health-who-mission-idUSKBN2071WZ</ref>

*21 February - CCP orders data files on the virus in storage devices such as computers, USB flash drives, mobile phones, photos, and notes be destroyed and city workers must sign a nondisclosure agreement; none of the data could be sent to anyone for any reason. The information may not be disclosed. If any of these steps are violated, there will be legal consequences.<ref>https://www.ntd.com/china-in-focus-feb-29_440293.html</ref>

*21 February - CCP orders data files on the virus in storage devices such as computers, USB flash drives, mobile phones, photos, and notes be destroyed and city workers must sign a nondisclosure agreement; none of the data could be sent to anyone for any reason. The information may not be disclosed. If any of these steps are violated, there will be legal consequences.<ref>https://www.ntd.com/china-in-focus-feb-29_440293.html</ref>