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Added on the 22/01/2020 19:58:47 - Copyright : Euronews EN
Beijing, Feb 18 (EFE/EPA).- (Camera: Wu Hong) The number of passengers that traveled during the New Year holidays in China fell by 57.9% compared to 2020 due to the coronavirus outbreaks registered in the country during the first weeks of the year, a problem that is now under control according to the latest official figures. FOOTAGE OF PEOPLE READY TO TRAVEL DURING THE NEW YEAR HOLIDAYS IN CHINA
Shanghai, Jan 29 (EFE/EPA).- China's annual Lunar New Year rush officially continued in Shanghai Friday as Chinese people made trips back to their home towns to celebrate the Lunar New Year amid pandemic.According to China's National Health Commission, people who are going back home need to have a negative COVID-19 test issued up to seven days before departure, 14 days quarantine time, or home observation and testing every seven days (Camera: ALEX PLAVEVSKI).B-ROLL OF PEOPLE WALKING AT THE SHANGHAI RAILWAY STATION AND IN THE AIRPORT IN SHANGHAI, CHINA.
Beijing, Jan 28 (EFE/EPA).- China's annual Lunar New Year rush officially began Thursday as Chinese people made trips back to their home towns to celebrate the Lunar New Year amid pandemic.The Chinese New Year travel rush, also known as the "Spring Movement", is considered the largest annual human migration and usually begins 15 days ahead of the Lunar New Year. (Camera: WU HONG).SHOT LIST: PEOPLE WEARING PROTECTIVE FACE MASKS CARRY THEIR BELONGINGS AT THE BEIJING RAILWAY STATION IN BEIJING, CHINA.
Wuhan (China), Jan 21 (EFE / EPA), (Camera: Roman Pilipey).- Thousands of urban migrants in Wuhan and throughout China were rushing Thursday to get tested for Covid-19 after the country's government imposed those who travel to their hometowns for the Chinese New Year to have a negative test and also to spend a two-week quarantine before travelling.FOOTAGE OF WUHAN.
Beijing, Jan 19 (EFE/EPA).- Chinese people began to travel to their hometown early this year to celebrate the Chinese New Year after many cities announced that citizens must complete a quarantine requirement. (Camera: WU HONG).SHOT LIST: PEOPLE WEARING PROTECTIVE FACE MASKS CARRY THEIR BELONGINGS AT THE BEIJING RAILWAY STATION IN BEIJING, CHINA.
Wuhan, Mar 22 (EFE).- A year after the world's first Covid-19 lockdown in the Chinese city of Wuhan, which recorded the first outbreak of the virus, the city can once again celebrate its spectacular cherry blossom festival.There are more than 500,000 cherry trees in the city, although tourists often choose two parks in particular to admire them: Wuhan University and East Lake, which officials say is as famous as cherry blossom parks in Nagasaki and Washington, with 10,000 of the trees spread over more than 28 hectares.Hundreds of people flock to East Lake despite the cold morning mist and drizzle that causes the trees to shed their petals faster than usual. (Camera: VICTOR ESCRIBANO).SHOT LIST: THE CHERRY BLOSSOM FESTIVAL IN WUHAN, CHINA.SOUND BITES: ZOU HUI, DIRECTOR OF THE EAST LAKE CHERRY GARDEN AND WALLACE WANT, MANAGER OF THE FORMER QINGCHUAN HOTEL (IN MANDARIN).TRANSLATIONS:1.- Zou Hui, director of the East Lake cherry garden: "Every year we celebrate the cherry blossom festival. Many people choose to come to Wuhan to appreciate the cherry blossoms."2.- Wallace Wang, manager of the former Qingchuan hotel: "Personally, I am confident that we will get better and better despite going through hard times last year."
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