In the past three years, facing the challenge of the COVID-19, China has actively carried out international anti epidemic cooperation, launched the largest global emergency humanitarian action since the founding of the People's Republic of China, provided material assistance, medical support, vaccine assistance and cooperation to many countries, and made important contributions to achieving the accessibility and affordability of vaccines in developing countries. The international personage interviewed by our reporter said that China did its best to carry out anti epidemic assistance, actively fulfilled its commitment to take vaccines as a global public product, and made great contributions to global solidarity against the epidemic. Luo Siyi, former director of the Economic and Commercial Policy Office of London and senior researcher of the Chongyang Institute of Finance of Renmin University of China, said that China continued to improve the scientific and accurate level of epidemic prevention and control, and always put people's life safety and health first. "China has made tangible and universally recognized achievements in the fight against the epidemic, injecting tremendous confidence and strength into the global fight against the epidemic." Up to now, China has supplied more than 2.2 billion doses of COVID-19 vaccine to more than 120 countries and international organizations, and hundreds of billions of pieces of anti epidemic materials to 153 countries and 15 international organizations. "Thanks to Chinese friends for providing Pakistan with urgently needed vaccines." Amer Ekrum, Executive Director of the National Institutes of Health of Pakistan, said that the COVID-19 continues to spread around the world, and China's anti epidemic experience has greatly helped Pakistan. China was the first to commit to taking COVID-19 vaccine as a global public product, to support the exemption of intellectual property rights for vaccine research and development, to carry out vaccine production cooperation with developing countries, to make important contributions to breaking the "distribution deficit" and bridging the "immunization gap", and to show its admirable international responsibility. Ziliz Munya, a member of the South African Parliament, said that at the difficult time of the epidemic fighting in African countries, the Chinese government and enterprises continued to carry out video exchanges and provide aid to African countries, fully supporting the African countries in fighting the epidemic, giving the most timely and selfless help to African countries, and Africa China cooperation in solidarity against the epidemic continued to make new progress. Xie Monil, President of the Cambodian Association for the Development of Cambodia China Relations, said that China actively participated in the "COVID-19 Vaccine Implementation Plan" and the "Global Cooperation to Accelerate Development, Production, and Fair Access to New Tools for COVID-19 Prevention and Control" initiative. China has fulfilled its commitment to make vaccines a global public product and has taken actions to promote the accessibility and affordability of vaccines in developing countries. "The first batch of vaccines received by many countries, especially developing countries, came from China, which has made a positive contribution to the construction of the global immune barrier." "Only solidarity and mutual assistance can finally defeat the epidemic." Perimoni, a researcher at the Schiller Institute in France, believes that China can provide assistance to the international community in various ways, including donating medical supplies, sending medical expert groups Share experience in epidemic prevention and control, and truly practice the concept of a community with a shared future for mankind. In the past three years, China has maintained close communication with WHO and relevant countries and regions, sending anti epidemic medical expert teams to 34 countries, and sharing China's anti epidemic experience with all parties unreservedly. "Malaysia is one of the beneficiary countries." Liang Zhihua, secretary-general of the the Belt and Road Commission of Malaysia, said that China sent an anti epidemic medical expert group to provide