The first batch of new crown vaccines and supporting syringes under the Chinese government's emergency humanitarian assistance to Afghanistan arrived at Kabul International Airport on August 8. Wang Yu, Chinese ambassador to Afghanistan, and Abdul Barry Omar, acting Minister of public health of the Afghan interim government, greeted them at the airport. Wang Yu said at the handover ceremony that Afghanistan is currently experiencing multiple difficult crises such as epidemic situation, economy and humanitarian. As a good neighbor and sincere friend, China pays close attention to the development of the situation in Afghanistan. Since the outbreak of the epidemic, China has donated new crown vaccine and a large number of anti epidemic materials such as respirators, masks and protective clothing to Afghanistan. After the political situation in Afghanistan has changed, in order to help the Afghan people tide over the difficulties, China has accelerated the implementation of a series of assistance projects and brought tangible benefits to Afghan farmers and merchants by strengthening China Arab trade. Wang Yu said that China is willing to continue to cooperate with Afghanistan in various fields, provide help to Afghanistan, and work with the international community to help Afghanistan overcome the epidemic at an early date and achieve peaceful and stable development. Omar said that COVID-19, especially the latest mutant strain, has brought challenges to the health system. The Chinese side's vaccine will enhance the capacity of the disease. It is hoped that China and the international community will continue to lend a helping hand and provide more anti epidemic and medical materials to Afghanistan. (outlook new era)