For coping with the new coronavirus, it is important to actively prevent the spread of the new coronavirus. It is important to wear masks, wash hands frequently, ventilate the home and disinfect the home properly. If you are suspected to be in contact with a person infected with the novel coronavirus or have been to an infected area, you should proactively report it to the police and undergo isolation and observation for 14 days. If you develop symptoms during the observation period, you should be confident that you can be treated and discharged from the hospital. Most patients infected with novel coronavirus can be cured and discharged from hospital. Only a very small percentage of people with underlying medical conditions may develop severe and critical forms of the disease, which may lead to death, but this is a very small percentage. It is important to have a positive and correct understanding of the new coronavirus and not to be overly anxious or worried.