Inside Wuhan, China’s New Tourism Hot Spot | WSJ

Wuhan, the city at the center of the coronavirus pandemic, had the most tourists of any Chinese city during a public holiday in October. Wuhan is overcoming its pandemic past and benefiting from its hero-city status to become a top travel destination. Photo: Getty Images

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[reynaldsusain]

Good to see that they are still wearing a mask.
People here in the middle of pandemic are still not wearing mask.

[obsidianstatue]

There's a Chinese saying "Short term pain is better than long term pain." I'm sure there are equivalents sayings in other cultures.

[gunjanshrivastava]

China: builds a huge hospital in just 10 days
US: Let's have a debate over masks

[paschalkabandize]

Wuhan is taking Trump's message seriously, "Do not allow the virus to dominate you! "

[supervince]

It's the first time I see something without bias about China in Western media

[love-ljrr]

Don’t blame them. They have nothing to do with creating that virus. They are also victims and have been struggling a lot in order to defeat the virus, and have rights to enjoy their life.

[reygus]

A not bias video against China from WSJ? this is weird...

[zixuanqin]

Me: see a video that's quite positive about China.
Also me: scroll down to comment section with popcorn and watch the fight.

[aaronlin]

Whenever I see western media mentions Korea and Taiwan to prove that democratic governments can also tackle the pandemic, I always laugh at their stupidity. It’s never about the form of government, but about their culture. More precisely, Confucian societies are doing really well in this pandemic, and that has to do with the mentality and tradition of people in these regions. Sadly, these cannot be emulated easily, or should I say that the west is too arrogant to even realize that other cultures still have something for them to learn from?

[rikadomez]

Is WSJ really ran out of bad news about China?

[Naples-Florida]

One thing China is very good at is that mobilizing its people to fight for the common goal.

[iknowu]

Tested 11m ppl in 10 days. That’s how you beat this thing.

[tonyfreeman]

Happy to see Wuhan is running as normal as it used to be! such a dynamic and beautiful city. Nothing surprise actually, if all people cooperate, there will be always a silver lining in the cloud. Wish the whole world will be back to normal. stay safe and health.

[PhoenlxA]

They saw the problem und did strictly every thing that had to be done, even by force.
Europe isn't able to push through their desicions.
The US is still not sure if Conora is real or not and can't decide what should be done.

[johnhoy]

Back in January this year at the height of the Wuhan outbreak, the headline of the WSJ article was "China, the sickman of Asia" The WSJ should now have another article entitled "The US, the sickman of Planet Earth".

[quasar]

Pathetic salty comments make me laugh.

[jujubae_]

Collectivism vs individualism mindset. It's not just the political structure, it's cultural. Compared to the U.S., even many of the democratic countries in Asia have had a much better handle on containing the virus and looking after one another because there is a collective effort between the citizens and the government to work together in containing the spread of the virus.

[grumpyrabbit]

Hehehe, the sun today must be rising from the west . Never saw a west MSM talking about this kind of thing about China that didn’t biased.

Now, it’s safe to say, we didn’t have COVID patients in the public before golden week, since it was already more than half months passing by, there wasn’t even a tiny teeny outbreak that related to this golden week happened, remember, there was a 600 million travel visits during the golden week.

[jl]

If I keep blaming China, people will sure forget that I did nothing for the first 2 months of the outbreak

—Donald John Trump

[kuazexin]

Meanwhile Karen's be like, i CaNt bReAtH wItH a mAsK On