From London to New York, from Tokyo to Singapore, from Beijing to Paris, all economic activities have been weakened by the sudden outbreak of the novel coronavirus. This is not only a reminiscence of the Black Death that swept in the European continent in the middle of the 14th century, or the plague of the 17th century in London. It is feared that like dominoes, the novel coronavirus will not only slow down the pace of the global economic recovery, but also destroy globalization.