The Chinese people should be more aware of their own living conditions and the country's medical system. People in any country have the right to enjoy full medical services, and we should fight for this. The United States is not the only country with problems with its health care system. A few years ago, even before 2007, our health care system was no different from the United States, because the government handed the national health care to the market, but luckily Yes, our government is changing this misconception and gradually increasing its investment in medical security, but compared with countries such as Canada, France and the United Kingdom, we are still far behind, and even compared with Cuba, a socialist country. In comparison, our medical system is not fair enough. At one point we were no different from the United States. While sympathizing with the American people, we should think more about our own situation. As a socialist country, our medical system is not a "socialist" medical system like the United States imagined, and it is "egalitarian" Our medical system is actually less socialist.
The health care system should be a fair public good, not just a commodity for the rich. If this can't be done, then what's the point of giving more money from the state and taxing more? The United States has almost the most advanced medical equipment, medicines and most professional doctors in the world, but technological progress has not benefited the American people, so what is the use of making more "Emergency Room Stories"? Technology should ultimately serve the majority of the people. And technological progress should allow more medicines to drop in price, not produce more high-priced "advanced" medicines that are harder to pay.
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