For more recent, though more vague, evidence that China may not share the same views on handling extremely dangerous pathogens as the rest of the world, we have this story from July 2019, wherein a Chinese researcher working in one of Canada's BS-4 labs, along with her husband who was a SARS researcher, as well as several students she brought over from China to work with her, were all given the boot over unspecified "administrative matters".
The University later severed all ties with her and her crew.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/manitoba/chinese-researcher-e...
The article speculates that this was related to IP theft of some kind, which seems strange considering the lab's work was all in the public domain--what's to steal?
This happened about six months ago, and four months before the Coronavirus broke. Is this at all related? Maybe, maybe not.