澳媒频频发难，责北京隐瞒疫情真相！总领馆发文“十问”驳斥：恶意炒作无底线（组图）

自今年2月以来，澳洲《每日电讯报》连发多篇涉华新冠疫情报道，指责中国政府试图掩盖真相、销毁病毒样本，将武汉称作“僵尸之城”，并要求中国为澳洲的疫情买单。中国驻悉尼总领馆日前在官网发文，“十问”予以驳斥和反击。

早在今年2月4日，《每日电讯报》发表题为《逃出僵尸之城的单程票》的报道。文章将武汉称作“僵尸之城”（Zombieland），并表示有民众横尸街头。

上月19日，该报一篇题为《中国掩盖新冠肺炎信息》的报道，再度引发广泛关注。文章称，中国政府销毁新冠病毒样本，试图掩盖肺炎疫情的真相。

一天之后，《每日电讯报》发表题为《让北京为这场危机买单》的报道。文章称，中国早期瞒报疫情的行为，让澳洲承受了巨大的损失，中国政府应该为此买单。

而在当天另外一篇题为《新冠肺炎的真相、谎言和后果》的文章中，《每日电讯报》称新冠肺炎已经在世界各地引发混乱，中国则在玩一场危险的宣传游戏，试图逃避自己的责任。

3月30日，《每日电讯报》发文指责中国对世卫组织施加影响力。在题为《冠状病毒：中国对世卫组织施加影响力再度挨批》的报道中，《每日电讯报》称中国对世卫组织施加影响力的做法遭到质疑，该组织一名高级顾客在接受香港媒体采访时，避谈台湾控制新冠疫情经验。

而在今天，《每日电讯报》又将此前华人华企在澳采购抗疫物资一事，与近期澳洲医用物资缺乏联系起来。题为《将抗疫物资送回中国牟利的人将入狱》的报道中，《每日电讯报》称中国知名地产企业绿地集团在澳大量采购抗疫物资，并将它们全部寄回中国。

4月1日，中国驻悉尼总领馆发言人致信澳大利亚《每日电讯报》（The Daily Telegraph），并在官方网站发文批驳该报近期刊发的有关新冠肺炎疫情涉华报道。

全文如下：

近期，澳大利亚《每日电讯报》就新冠肺炎疫情刊登多篇涉及中国的报道和评论，字里行间充斥着无知、偏见和傲慢。我无意逐一回应，但想向《每日电讯报》提10个问题：

一、病毒溯源是一个科学问题，需要听取科学、专业的意见。目前病毒源自何处，尚无定论。世界卫生组织已将新冠病毒命名为“COVID-19”。把病毒标签化、对中国污名化,既不会减轻自身疫情，更不会对疫情防控国际合作有任何帮助。贵报屡屡将病毒同中国相联系，甚至称新冠病毒是“中国制造”，目的何在？

二、湖北省武汉市采取集中隔离措施，武汉人民为阻断疫情向外传播付出了巨大努力和牺牲。贵报为抓眼球、赚流量，不惜称武汉为“僵尸之城”、称武汉海鲜市场为“蝙蝠市场”，道德底线何在？

三、中国疫情防控成效充分彰显了中国共产党以人民为中心的执政理念，显示了中国制度的强大优势。贵报不敢正视事实，反而极力拿着放大镜寻找中国制度的缺点，贵报的评判标准究竟是人民的健康和安全、还是意识形态界线？

四、自1月3日开始，中方一直及时向世卫组织及世界各国通报疫情信息，分享病毒基因序列，介绍疫情防控和救治方案，为全世界抗击疫情赢得了时间。贵报反倒声称中国隐瞒疫情真相、延误他国抗疫时机，公正何在？

五、中国、意大利等国在不同阶段采取相似的“封城”措施，目的都是阻止疫情扩散蔓延。贵报却认为西方国家只能学习文化和政治上“同宗”的意大利经验，这是不是赤裸裸的双重标准？

六、当前全球疫情加速扩散蔓延，中国正全力支援其它疫情严重的国家。病毒无国界，我们本应摒弃偏见、团结应对，而不是彼此猜疑、相互指责。贵报编造中国应为疫情蔓延负责的歪理，甚至要求“中国赔偿损失”，是想蓄意挑拨离间、还是要为种族主义推波助澜？

七、你们一再质疑世卫组织及其负责人对中国疫情防控工作所作的积极评价，但你们是否知道世卫组织是全球公共卫生领域最权威的国际组织、拥有包括澳大利亚在内的190多个国家？

八、中国疫情爆发后，海外华人华侨和中国企业曾从全球购买口罩等物资支持中国抗疫。当前全球疫情扩散蔓延，他们同样在以捐赠防控物资等方式参与驻在国抗疫。这是任何有社会责任感的个人或企业都会做的事。贵报有意混淆事实、移花接木，把有关中国企业1月底向中国捐赠防疫物资的行为，作为两个月后澳大利亚医疗防护物资短缺的“替罪羊”，是不是太荒谬了？

九、近期《每日电讯报》两次参加中国总领馆举办的疫情吹风会。贵报无视中方提供的权威信息和世卫组织的专业意见，反而热衷于引用几个所谓“战略分析家”的言论，声称“中国政府公布的疫情数据不可信”、“澳大利亚经济应该跟中国脱钩”。贵报是否知道这些人所在机构被披露长期接受来自美国政府和军火商的经费支持，热衷于炮制、炒作各种反华议题？

十、近期贵报关于中国疫情的报道充满夸大其实的言论、不负责任的谣言、极度政治化的评论。这些拙劣的反华表演是否是一个抹黑攻击中国努力的一部分、是否与某国某些媒体文章源自同一编剧？

英文全文如下：

Ten Questions to the Daily Telegraph from the Spokesperson of the Chinese Consulate General in Sydney

Recently the Daily Telegraph has published a number of reports and opinions about China’s response to COVID-19 that are full of ignorance, prejudice and arrogance. I have no intention of responding to individual article, but would like to ask ten questions to the Daily Telegraph:

1. Tracing the origin of the virus is a scientific issue that requires professional, science-based assessment. The origin of the virus is still undetermined, and the World Health Organization has named the novel coronavirus "COVID-19". Labeling the virus and stigmatizing China will neither alleviate certain country’s own difficulties, nor will it help the international health cooperation. So what is the real motive behind your attempt to repeatedly link the virus to China and even stating that the novel coronavirus was "made in China"?

2. Strict quarantine measures were taken in Wuhan, Hubei Province and the people of Wuhan made a huge effort and personal sacrifice to stop the spread of the epidemic. Nevertheless, in order to capture attention and gain more internet hits, you called Wuhan the "Zombieland" and Wuhan seafood market the "bat market". How low can you go?

3. The effectiveness of China's epidemic prevention and control has fully underlined the people-centred philosophy of the Communist Party of China and the strong advantages of the Chinese system. Instead of admitting and facing facts, the articles in your newspaper have wantonly attacked and smeared the CPC and the Chinese government with vicious language. Is your judgement based on the well-being of the people or do you have an ideological prejudice?

4. Since 3 January, China has been updating the WHO and the international community in a timely and transparent manner, including releasing information on the epidemic, sharing the genome sequence of the virus, and conducting medical and health cooperation. The WHO said recently that countries like Singapore and the ROK have made full use of the precious time China bought for the world and taken necessary prevention and control measures to contain the spread of the epidemic. And now in late March you are blaming China for delay?

5. China, Italy and other countries have adopted similar "city lockdown" measures at different stages for the same purpose of preventing the spread of the epidemic. But you believed that other western countries should only learn from the Italian experience because of the closest cultural and political comparison. Isn’t this a blatant example of double standards?

6. The epidemic is spreading rapidly around the globe, and China is doing its utmost to support other severely affected countries. Virus respects no borders. We should abandon prejudice and respond in unity instead of with suspicion and recriminations. Are you trying to deliberately sow discord or promote racism by fabricating the false accusation that China is responsible for the spread of the epidemic and Australia should bill Beijing for its economic loss?

7. You have repeatedly questioned the WHO’s positive assessment of China's epidemic prevention and control, but surely you know that the WHO is the most authoritative international organization in global public health, with more than 190 members including Australia?

8. In January and February, overseas Chinese communities and Chinese companies donated medical supplies to China, the then epicenter of the pandemic. As the virus spreads to other countries, they are currently actively participating in various means in the prevention and control efforts in their residing country. In this sense, their efforts correspond with those of many other individuals and companies around the world who have a sense of social responsibility. By making what certain Chinese individuals or companies did in late January a “scapegoat” for the shortage of medical supplies two month later in Australia, isn’t it too ridiculous?

9. Recently, the Daily Telegraph attended two media briefings on the epidemic held by the Chinese Consulate General. In disregard of the authoritative information provided by China and the WHO's professional opinions, you instead quoted several so-called "strategic analysts" and doubted statistics issued by China and even advocated the "decoupling theory". Were you aware that the institution where these people work have been exposed as long accepting financial support from the US government and arms dealers, and it has been keen to play up anti-China issues?

10. Your recent coverage on the epidemic in China are exaggerated, full of irresponsible rumours and highly politicized. Which begs the question: are these anti-china sentiments a part of a broader smear campaign against China? Are they from the same scriptwriter’s song sheet as some media organizations in a certain country? 

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