Will we coexist with Novel Coronavirus in the long term?

We will coexist with the Novel Coronavirus, that is true, but our co-existence will not be the same as the Co-existence of the Western world, or of the European and American countries.The coexistence of the Western world or European and American countries is to allow the existence and infection of the virus, and the government is unable to control the spread of the virus.And what is our coexistence?As long as the virus exists, we will carry out strict epidemic prevention and control the spread and development of the virus.Although they both coexist with the virus for a long time, our coexistence is to eliminate the existence and spread of the virus in our society. Although coexistence and elimination are contradictory, this is not contradictory under the current situation.

First, we need to understand what it means to live with COVID-19.

As a result of the foreign coexisting policy, once you are declared coexisting with COVID-19, even if you have the Novel coronavirus infection, you do not have to be isolated, as long as you can withstand it, you can go to work, to any place, and people around you will not know that you have COVID-19. One might say we're not afraid of the vaccine, but in omicron, for example, the effectiveness of the vaccine after two doses is probably less than 50 percent, and it goes to zero after 20 weeks. The vaccine will guarantee you a much lower chance of getting sick, but it won't stop the spread! This means that there will be very frequent cross-infection between people.

However, due to the co-existence of COVID-19, the number of confirmed cases will continue to decrease, and it seems that COVID-19 is slowly disappearing. On the contrary, the disease is spreading out of control, and the death rate is not low, especially for the elderly with chronic 

But everything has a price. What is the price of open coexistence? Various sequelae of COVID-19 include brain atrophy, affecting children's IQ development, increased incidence of cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases, impotence, and impaired taste.