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I have no statistics on this, but I'm gonna theorize that we're more likely to see a Chinese migration wave instead of social unrest, comprised mostly of Chinese with the means to pay their way into an investor visa, or international students who make their way into an employment visa and then into PR status. This isn't to say that social unrest won't happen, mind, I'm just curious if disgruntled people would be able to organize themselves properly and quickly enough to hold mass rallies before organizers get pinged by police and sent for "re-education". In that case, it feels safer to just make a run for it elsewhere. It won't be Venezuela or Syria levels of migration, but enough to be noticeable stats-wise.
It will keep blowing past any specified month up until a breakthrough is achieved in a cure or vaccine. Governments have been handling it exceptionally, and there are enough selfish twats who'd rather bring everyone down with them instead of being decent enough to follow quarantine.
Honestly, if the virus originated from, say, Japan, there'd be a massive wave of support from the rest of the world, with hashtags like #PrayForJapan trending. Wouldn't be surprised if some of that "racism" is simply blowback from mainland Chinese visitors being dicks. It's not racism, though, since the blowback is directed towards a specific country's individuals, not anything to do with skin color. I've lived in countries where there are locals who are ethnically Chinese but are also annoyed by the behavior of mainland Chinese who visit.
Of course, I don't deny that racism exists, but it drives a smaller percentage of what the MSM points to. Most are really just trying to protect their own health by avoiding contact.