“…In summary, as of June, there is no obvious community infection crisis in Taiwan. The mortality rate in Taiwan is 0.3 deaths per 1 million people, which is far lower than countries in Western Europe (Spain, Italy, United Kingdom, France, and Germany) and North America (United States of America and Canada) (Tandon, 2020b). In other words, during the COVID-19 pandemic period, Taiwanese individuals may reduce social gatherings and suffer financial losses, most people generally maintain a normal lifestyle, including work, school, shopping, travel and even face-to-face psychotherapy, which reflects that Taiwan does not seem to show panic and helplessness as it did in 2003.This should be attributed to a lesson we learned through SARS.…”