“Everyone’s anxious to get out as soon as possible.” Sharon Chen reports from #Wuhan, China as thousands rush to train stations and the airport after the 76-day #coronavirus lockdown is lifted. More Bloomberg: trib.al/MVqgxAo

Chaos and Joy at Wuhan Airport as Doctors Take First Flights Out bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

Our unexpected findings around the corner in Wuhan ⁦Sharon Chen⁩ via ⁦Bloomberg⁩ bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

Been in Wuhan for a week now with Claire Che and sarahchen. Watching the city emerge from lockdown offers us glimpses of scenes that will likely unfold elsewhere as other cities try to get their economies back on track. Here are some stories that shed light on what’s to come.

Post-Wuhan quarantine life in Beijing...

“I haven’t had a day of rest in two months. I feel like I’ve aged 20 years,” the restaurant owner told us at the Sichuan restaurant he operates in Wuhan. What It’s Like Reopening a Restaurant in Wuhan with ⁦Sharon Chen⁩ via ⁦Businessweek⁩ bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

Real-time temperature monitoring at Beijing’s centralized quarantine hotel. Data collected by gov. Doesn’t seem to be accurate tho😅 #SaturdayVibes

This week’s Businessweek cover by Claire Che sarahchen Matthew Campbell and me. Life after lockdown in Wuhan: factories working at full tilt but malls and restaurants are empty; temperature checks everywhere; constant anxiety. bloomberg.com/news/features/…

Wuhan as the first recovering epicenter in the world — some takeaways from our 12-day reporting trip in Wuhan, with the fab team ⁦Sharon Chen⁩ ⁦sarahchen⁩ ⁦Matthew Campbell⁩ This week’s ⁦Businessweek⁩ cover story bloomberg.com/news/features/…

China’s coronavirus cases could have been 4 times official tally, according to a study published on Lancet The total cases count could have been 232k back in Feb, while it only stands at ~83k now bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

Happy Friday guys...

Really toxic if it applies to human... via ⁦Bloomberg⁩ Gilead Virus Drug May Reduce Sperm Count in Mice: Chinese Study bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

Only some 100 out of ~2,000 employees at Xiaomi’s Wuhan operation returned on the first day it reopened. China tech giant’s lessons for the world via ⁦Bloomberg Technology⁩ w ⁦Sharon Chen⁩ ⁦Colum Murphy⁩ bloomberg.com/news/newslette…

Road from lockdown to liberty is paved with economic trade-offs bloomberg.com/news/articles/… via Enda Curran 柯恩达 Claire Che

Wuhan to Test Whole City of 11 Million After New Cases Emerge bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

The pathogen may be changing in unknown ways and complicating efforts to stamp it out, as Chinese doctors are seeing the #coronavirus manifest differently among patients in its new cluster of cases in the north compared to Wuhan Via ⁦Bloomberg⁩ bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

BLUE

Went back to Wuhan with ⁦Claire Che⁩ and ⁦sarahchen⁩. We wanted to see what a city that eradicated the virus looked like. We found a template for the new China — increasingly isolated from and suspicious of outsiders. bloomberg.com/features/2020-…

Our first in a series of stories looking at social mobility in China by Richard Macauley Claire Che. The government may have declared poverty eradicated, but moving up the economic ladder is the real problem as the rich and poor classes become more entrenched

EXCLUSIVE: The last foreign scientist left the Wuhan Institute of Virology in November 2019—just before the pandemic. For the first time, she shares her story on the now infamous lab. Read The Big Take: trib.al/CyB3LwG