Why are Japanese medical staff discriminated against under the epidemic?

Because doctors who fight in the front line are at risk of infection, they are called bacteria in Japan, so they are treated unfairly. Having a correct value concept should give these medical staff the greatest encouragement at this critical moment, because only in this way can we overcome the disease as soon as possible and restore the country to normal, instead of taking such drastic actions, which is undoubtedly kicking down the ladder.

In Japan, there is not only hostility towards medical staff, but also great discrimination against those who are diagnosed with diseases, because they think that these germs are all brought by them. So as long as they are expelled from Japan, they can get permanent peace. This can only say that the Japanese are too selfish. In the face of the epidemic, we should stick together instead of blaming each other for their mistakes. For medical staff and those diagnosed patients, their hearts are also very uncomfortable at this time.

As people who are not sick, they should stay at home honestly and cheer for these medical staff, instead of slandering, satirizing and despising them. Therefore, the behavior of these people in Japan is undoubtedly the distortion of values and the decline of morality. In the face of the epidemic, we should unite and overcome the difficulties together, instead of blaming each other. As front-line workers, they also have wives and children at home, but they resolutely put on white clothes, not to give the masses a safe environment.

Therefore, in the face of the epidemic, we should all understand each other and respect the profession of doctors. Without their bloody battle, the virus may deteriorate further, which is a very bad phenomenon for the country. For this selfish behavior of Japan, I can only say that it is the existence of their own problems, and they should unite in the face of difficulties instead of mocking each other.