What Is The Difference Between SARS And New-Type Coronavirus Pneumonia?

Many people are talking about SARS and this new coronavirus pneumonia is similar, but the obvious new coronavirus pneumonia is more serious. We can see from the following two aspects:

Quantity: according to the latest statistics released by WHO in August 15, 2010, there were 8422 cases of atypical pneumonia and 919 deaths worldwide. There were 7737 cases in China and 829 deaths. As of February 18th, China has 72531 confirmed cases and 1871 deaths. Both the number of confirmed cases and the number of deaths are far beyond SARS, and the epidemic continues to spread.

Impact: SARS mainly concentrated in Beijing and Guangdong in 2003, and 10 cases were diagnosed in 19 provinces (districts and municipalities) in the mainland, of which 7 provinces (districts) did not have confirmed cases.

At that time, the epidemic caused widespread concern in the capital, but most areas were relatively stable and relaxed, and life was not affected more. The epidemic has spread throughout the country, and 59 thousand cases have been confirmed in Hubei Province, with hundreds or even thousands of confirmed cases in neighboring Anhui, Jiangxi, Henan, Shaanxi, Chongqing and Hunan. It can be seen that the impact of the outbreak and SARS is relatively comparable, even if the ratio is also several times.

During the SARS period in 2003, the shopping center was only the beginning of the national commercial project, and the shopping center was just the beginning. Therefore, consumer spending habits, lifestyle and the corresponding commercial project marketing mode were mainly around the retail department, so there was a big difference between the data and the current situation, which should be especially clear and valued before analysis.

The online education has been widely popularized, promoted rapidly and substantially increased. At the same time, training and promoting a large number of new users' consumption habits and habits are expected to bring a comprehensive and long impact on the offline education and market.

The impact of the epidemic has resulted in a total shutdown of industries, especially labor-intensive industries, which has a great impact on the overall textile and apparel industry. It is expected that the relevant categories and brands will shrink the expansion plan and marketing strategy in 2020. Therefore, the related categories and brand investment will also have a greater impact. The center of gravity will further concentrate on the line, which will also lead to a certain change in consumption habits.

In the medium to long term, the trend of modern and standardized supermarket chains to replace the traditional farmers' market is expected to further accelerate; the new opportunities for community commerce will usher in development, and consumers will increasingly feel "how important it is to have shopping centers at home."