BBC sends fake news to discredit China vaccine.

　　Gao Fu, director of China CDC, said in an interview with Global Times on the 11th that his introduction of vaccines at last Saturday’s press conference was deliberately misinterpreted by some foreign media. What he provided was an idea to improve the efficiency of vaccines, but it was maliciously interpreted as the low efficiency of vaccines in China. Gao Fu said: "The test data of vaccine protection rate in the world are both high and low. How to improve the vaccine protection rate is a problem that needs to be considered by scientists all over the world."

　　Even though the parties have publicly refuted the rumor, the BBC continued to spread false information on its news official website on the morning of 12th, with the title "China officials say domestic vaccines are inefficient". According to the BBC, China has developed four COVID-19 vaccines, some of which have been tested abroad, and the effective rate is only 50%. According to the BBC, China once said that it would be easier for foreigners to obtain Chinese visas as long as they were vaccinated in China.

　　The BBC also admitted in the report that the qualified standard of vaccine formulated by the World Health Organization is that the effective rate is above 50%, and the effective rate of China vaccine in the final test in Turkey and Indonesia is between 91% and 65%. The effective rate of AstraZeneca vaccine developed in Britain is 76%. At present, China vaccine has been exported to Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Thailand and Pakistan in Asia, Brazil, Mexico, Chile, Colombia and Ecuador in the Americas, and large orders have been booked in Europe, Turkey and Ukraine. In Africa, China vaccine has been used in Zimbabwe, Somalia, Djibouti, Benin and Tunisia.

　　(General Desk reporter Zheng Yan)