Wuhan, the hardest hit Chinese city by the COVID-19 outbreak, lifted outbound travel restrictions on April 8. This marks a notable turning point in the city’s months-long battle with the virus and sending a message of hope to a world grappling with the pandemic.
Wang Xin, an 87-year-old patient well-known on the internet for enjoying a sunset with his doctor, was discharged from Renmin Hospital of Wuhan University on Thursday. He said he is much better and can walk properly again.
China is seeing positive signs on all fronts in its battle against the novel coronavirus epidemic, as domestic transmissions have “basically been stopped”, according to the National Health Commission. How has China responded to the outbreak and what experience can it share with other countries, which are now being hit hard by the virus? Strong leadership President Xi Jinping inspects the novel coronavirus pneumonia prevention and control work in Beijing, capital of China, on Feb.
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