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An eleventh grader was about to set out for higher education in Germany but a car accident dashed her hopes. She sank into a vegetative state after the fateful rainy night. Her mother took a long and bumpy path to keep her alive and try to wake her up.
Like their counterparts in America or Europe, Chinese truckers are frontline workers during the pandemic. However, they have one more battle to fight: the virtual closure of many highway exits and packed quarantine facilities in the wake of the lockdown in Shanghai.
More and more people are walking into surgery rooms for hair transplants because of the fear of discrimination.
“Being able to help out my Chinese friends and Ukrainian friends and staying strong with them in this war are already some of the greatest experiences that I could have had in my life,” Ke told TMTPost.
Contact tracing, mandatory quarantine and seamless coordination are central to Beijing's approach to stemming the spread of the fatal coronavirus.
The coronavirus outbreak in Wuhan brewed a massive trouble for pubs, which had to pour beer down the drain as customers were locked down at home for over two months to avoid the virus. A leading pub chain went through the crisis and found ways to keep the pubs afloat by renegotiating employment contracts and shifting their focus to online services.
After 76 days of the arguably largest shutdown in human history, people have been allowed to leave Wuhan, where the novel coronavirus was first reported, since Wednesday. They still need to show clean medical records for departure by rail or by air. With the resumption of transportation and offline commerce, a normal life in the metropolis is returning steadily.
Both industry and individuals right across the country have undergone a range of emotions in coming to terms with the epidemic, from confusion to acceptance to brave confrontation.
In this issue of TMTPOST Image, we will present to our readers a 'hunter', a person who tackles tapping devices, pinhole cameras and tracking devices.