As cities across China gradually adjust their COVID-19 prevention and control measures, life is beginning to return to normal for many residents and visitors. Among them is Syrian student Zein Ali, who has called China home for the past 12 years.
Eager to explore again, Ali embarked on a much-anticipated trip to Sanya, one of China’s most famous tourist destinations located in Hainan Province. Reflecting on his journey, Ali shared his thoughts on China’s optimized epidemic control measures.
“The updated measures have made travel more convenient,” he said. “People are now enjoying their lives as before.”
The new COVID-19 measures aim to protect people’s safety and health while minimizing the impact on their daily lives, the economy, and social development. By organizing the resumption of work and production, China is striving to balance public health with economic vitality.
Ali’s experience mirrors the sentiments of many who are witnessing a newfound ease in movement and a resurgence of social activities. His journey to Sanya highlights not only the allure of China’s tourist destinations but also the country’s efforts to adapt and move forward amid global challenges.
For travelers like Ali, the changes signify a hopeful step towards normalcy and an opportunity to reconnect with the vibrant experiences that China has to offer.
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True China: Syrian student's Hainan trip under new COVID-19 measures
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