The PRC has universal healthcare coverage entitlement by national policy, financed and administered largely by local governments under national standards (with central subsidies to poorer regions), and has over 95% of the population covered through public-funded programs. [0]
> 2. that it's something that is to be imitated?
The claim was no country with certain features exists; being worthy of imitation was not one of the features.
I never advocated emulating the PRC either in general or in the specifics of their mechanism of addressing universal healthcare access; in fact, I specifically pointed out that, as well.as being false, the claim about countries sharing those features was irrelevant to the healthcare discussion (which implies that a country meeting the supposedly unmet description has no particular reason to have special status as a model for the US.)
[0] https://international.commonwealthfund.org/countries/china/
That's saying nothing of its outcomes or service level by the way. Simply in reference to its structure.
It's not even in the same ballpark.