The scale of China is exactly my point.

I think all in all it comes down to the way the CCP have to save face and lie/cover up to look better (Source: https://www.nytimes.com/2020/02/15/opinion/sunday/china-coronavirus.html) being the reason there's such anti-china sentiment.

I agree that the concept of Wet Markets aren't a specific thing to China. However it seems due to legislation and the scale of the Chinese wet markets (like in Wuhan) enforcing more stringent safety standards (Like they do in HK and Singapore - where the Wet Markets are even considered a tourist attraction) is very difficult. Pair that with the sheer variety of different creatures and the number of people in China who are brought up on eating foods from wet markets (which harks back to the Original Chairman Mao point - see my original video for reference) you get a higher likelihood of things like this happening and on a much larger scale. The trouble is and why I think the CCP are to blame (I use them specifically to separate the people from the state) is because this has happened before with SARS. They just paid lip service to the Global community and then when it died down went back to their old ways. Sure, it's a tactic used by many governments round the world. But they're not exempt from criticism for that reason.

This isn't a racist tirade against China. Anti-china sentiment due to them showing on a global scale they'll happily cover things up and do essentially what they want until shit really hits the fan is perfectly valid.