Before late January, I am afraid that no one would have expected the "black swan" of the new type of coronary pneumonia. Even if an outbreak was expected, the spread would be so fast that it would be a mistake. With the start of the national epidemic of prevention and control, the number of confirmed cases has continued to decline, and the cure rate has risen sharply. The panic in society, all walks of life and all industries has begun to recede. The cotton textile industry will also resume work in the middle and late February. Cotton consumption has finally seen Dawn of stopping, stabilizing and even rebounding.

So what are the impacts of the epidemic on the cotton industry? The author summarizes the following points: