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"Chinese railway workers sacrificed more than one life per mile of track. This was the buried history of blood and tears," Choi said emotionally.

"China was closed for the whole 10 years of the 'cultural revolution' (1966-76) and the hospitals when we got here had nothing in terms of hardware. We saw that opportunity and I think we helped to change the way healthcare was delivered at that time. Before, the doctors had their stethoscope and their two hands to rely on. We brought the first ultrasound, the first MRI, the first patient monitors, the first electrosurgical generators, the first ultrasound scalpels. Later, the first surgical robot. So many technologies we brought for the first time really changed the tools that doctors have to do their business with," she says.

"China's proposal to explore third-party market cooperation could bring benefits to both Western nations and developing countries involved in the BRI, without causing a clash of interests," Li said.

"Countries are understandably eager to open up their societies and their economies. But the virus is still spreading fast. It is still deadly and most people are still susceptible," he said.

"China will further open up its market, we open our arms to embrace foreign businesses that will invest in China," Li said while visiting a wholly owned subsidiary of Germany's Bosch Group in Changsha, capital of Hunan province.