China is currently facing a significant outbreak of chikungunya virus, with reports indicating over 7,000 confirmed cases, particularly concentrated in Southern China, including the city of Foshan. The situation has prompted a response reminiscent of strict COVID-19 measures, with authorities enforcing real-name registration for medication and deploying a unique method involving larva-eating fish to combat the spread. The outbreak has raised concerns internationally, with the U.S. considering issuing a travel warning and the CDC actively monitoring the situation. Amid fears of further spread, Chinese officials are urging decisive action to contain the virus, which has disrupted local travel and tourism.