China has built the world’s largest medical security network

In 2012, China's basic medical insurance covered more than 95% of ordinary people and built the world's largest medical insurance network.

The national financial aid standard for urban and rural residents has increased from 80 yuan per person per year in 2008 to three times, reaching 240 yuan. The subsidy has been raised. People can't afford to see the diseases that they were willing to see in the past. Another new policy is to dare to look at the major illnesses that the people originally looked down on. This is the newly introduced policy of serious illness insurance for urban and rural residents. Diseases such as leukemia, lung cancer, and gastric cancer are all covered by major illnesses, and the amount of reimbursement is not capped. The higher the cost of embarrassment, the higher the country’s reimbursement rate, and the burden on the people at least more than half.

In 2012, there were more than 1,000 county-level public hospitals in the country that achieved a zero price difference, equivalent to a discount of 15% for all drug prices. The national basic medicine system covers 74.6% of the country's village clinics.