Epidemic situation varies greatly from place to place

I remember that when I was in Taiwan, the number of confirmed cases of the epidemic was increasing, and many relatives and friends around me were accidentally diagnosed, so people who were unwilling to get vaccinated all made appointments to go to the hospital for injections. The whole epidemic in Taiwan is very nervous. Yes, especially no matter where you go, it is basically mandatory to wear a mask, and even pedestrians walking on the road will obediently wear a mask.

But after leaving the country, I found that everyone really coexisted with the epidemic. Wearing a mask is not compulsory. Most places only recommend wearing a mask. On the first day I arrived in Canada, I accidentally forgot to wear a mask. When I went out, I was a little worried that I would be embarrassed when I went into the supermarket. Later, I found out that only half of the people wearing masks in the supermarket were around, so they were very free.

However, most of the time, I still wear a mask, not only to protect myself, but also to protect myself from the sun. However, I don’t have very close contact with people when I walk on a big street, so there is probably no one except me on the road. Wear a mask XD

In addition, in Canada, it seems that you can go directly to the pharmacy to get the quick screening without special verification of identity. It feels like you can get the quick screening at will, but normal people should not always receive the test, and even if it is diagnosed, the official only It is recommended to rest at home for a few days. The epidemic here has really become the nature of a cold.

From Taiwan to Canada, really two completely different countries~~