I see.Because that seems to be the term the Chinese are very intent on eradicating. Just to remember where it originates.
I think we all know where it originated and, one would hope, that once the dust settles that the Chinese government will be made accountable.
It's just that people who use phrases such as 'Wuhan flu', 'Chinese Virus', and 'Kung Flu' can often come across in an unsavory way. Whether you meant it that way or not, by using phrases like that you are aligning yourself with people who do mean it in a negative way.
It's not constructive and creates hate towards a group of people. Clearly, certain habits need to change if we are to avoid such things happening again, and that needs to be addressed.
But it would be a terrible shame if, by calling it the 'Chinese virus' etc, that perfectly innocent people of Chinese appearance in, say the UK, were racially abused and attacked because 'they caused it'.
If you want to point the finger at the Chinese government, then feel free. That has some legitimacy. But please try not to stigmatise a whole racial group. Because, whether you intend it or not (and I'm sure you don't intend it) that's how some people take it and then do go out and commit aggression against innocent people because they have been incited to it by the poorly chosen words of someone else. Witness the recent events in America to see that in practice.