China had high hopes the pandemic would launch its domestic pharmaceutical industry. That didn't happen.
A man walks by a sign for the Cominarty mRNA vaccine, and the Sinovac vaccine, at a Covid-19 vaccination clinic inside an MTR Station in Hong Kong, January 2, 2023. Credit: Vernon Yuen via AP Images
After three years of COVID isolation, mainland Chinese residents are finally able to go abroad without having to quarantine when they get home. Many are using their first stops outside mainland borders to get injected with vaccines long available in much of the outside world.
Clinics in Hong Kong, which opened its borders for quarantine-free travel on Jan. 8, say they are at full capacity serving mainland tourists with mRNA booster shots produced by Germany’s BioNTech. The Hong Kong branch
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If Xi Jinping is becoming more preoccupied with internal politics, it could lead to a period of relative calm in China’s relations with the United States.
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