A novel coronavirus infection that started in Wuhan, China in late 2019 has been linked to approximately 5 million infections and more than 300,000 fatalities worldwide as of May 22, 2020, according to the World Health Organization (WHO). The COVID-19 pandemic caused tremendous losses and effects in nations all over the world in its early phases, before vaccinations and antiviral medications were fully developed. Unimaginable situations such as the inability to travel,  remote learning and work from home, economic collapse, and the cessation of international exchanges, all occurred within a short period of time due to the new coronavirus infection.
People in Taiwan had previously experienced SARS, and the government's leadership and cooperation with the public made it feasible to control the epidemic effectively in the era of COVID-19.

(1) Solve the existing dilemma of no drug and no vaccine for treatment
(2) Solve the dilemma of quarantine that cannot be screened correctly and quickly
(3) Planning new living standards for the “post-pandemic era"
(4) Establish SOPs for emerging infectious diseases in the future
(5) Strive for more international recognition and cooperation.
This work obviously will require a multi-disciplinary approach. With a more ambitious attempt, we aimed to do it in an international manner while Taiwan plays the hub to connect the collaborative partner countries.