I don't see any wars coming out of this, either.
But I sure do see a lot of governments demanding that their companies either pull out of China entirely, and/or move part of their operations somewhere else. Can also see governments demanding their companies either find at least one more source for things formerly obtained from China, or rework their products to use little or no parts/substances from China.
Hate to say this, but as far as trade goes this virus came at a good time for the rest of the world. If the trend toward making everything and getting seemingly everything from China had gone on for five years or so longer, China would have had much of the world over a barrel. Caught it just in time. Things can be rectified, albeit with cost and effort. Also believe we may see changes to the "just-in-time" parts/supplies inventory system, if the parts/supplies come from a foreign country. Companies worldwide have let the supply chains get too long, with these results.
China can blame America all it wants, but they've lost the propaganda war on this one. Wasn't Americans who arrested Chinese doctors. Not Americans who welded doors to Chinese people's living compounds shut. Wasn't Americans who tossed Chinese people into a windowless metal box on the back of a pickup truck. Simply too many YT, Twitter, and other videos for all the world to see that the CCP can't get to.
China still doesn't know what to do with Hong Kong, either. No good solutions from where Emperor Xi sits.
China still must contend with the ongoing siege of African swine flu, which has killed millions of pigs, and an avian flu which kills poultry.
Add the viruses to all the other problems China has, and we see China was never ten feet tall, as some made it out to be. China has definite feet of clay, if not actually being a paper tiger.
