Dr.Li-Meng YAN (@DrLiMengYAN)

Yes. People don’t get mRNA vaccines in China. But that is because Chinese vaccine companies are incapable of producing mRNA vaccines—although mRNA vaccines themselves are not sufficiently safe for human use. • Chinese COVID-19 vaccine manufacturers therefore relied on inferior technologies, such as inactivated-virus vaccines, to make profits. • I studied vaccines at a WHO reference laboratory at the University of Hong Kong, and I also hold a patent. 🔆 Here is how I would describe the difference: - If an mRNA vaccine is like a parasite-contaminated salad that could make you sick, then a made-in-China vaccine is like that same parasite-contaminated salad with a heavy-metal-contaminated dressing poured over it. 👉🏻 In China, it is common sense that if a foreign-made vaccine is available, you do not take the domestically produced one.