the new normal? china is still manufacturing the new normal? china is still manufacturing and the new normal? china is still manufacturing and these - the new normal? china is stilll manufacturing and these cases the new normal? china is still - manufacturing and these cases can be isolated was that that is why zero covid make sense. but isolated was that that is why zero covid make sense. isolated was that that is why zero covid make sense. but this country has deeper covid make sense. but this country has deeper problems covid make sense. but this country has deeper problems to covid make sense. but this country has deeper problems to deal- covid make sense. but this country has deeper problems to deal with, | covid make sense. but this countryl has deeper problems to deal with, a huge debt, a faltering property market as well as the hypervigilance against more covid spikes. it s difficult to take a scientific survey, but there does appear to be widespread support for the g
covid so far makes sense. but this country has deeper problems to deal with a huge debt, a faltering property market, as well as the hyper vigilance against more covid spikes. it s difficult to take a scientific survey, but there does appear to be widespread support for the government s policy on covid. because you get this, it looks quite normal. but no one knows the answer to the big question. how long will it go on for? translation: i think the epidemic control in shanghai is very good. the government uses big data to quickly trace and control people who are close contacts. translation: the negative impacts of lockdowns are quite bad, people are worried. two years on, the borders here remain all but closed. international flights are at a bare minimum. china s communist party leaders are sticking with their zero covid promise. in the run up to hosting the olympics, china has shown how far it s willing to go. international mail is the new enemy. authorities in beijing this week clai
to stay behind her sealed front door simply after receiving a delivery from abroad. she didn t want us to name her, but deeply frustrated, she sent us a text message saying it s good for epidemic control, but it s not a good thing from the human rights perspective. robin brant, bbc news, shanghai. matt raw was one of those evacuated from wuhan right at the start of the pandemic. what was it like they re at the pandemicjust began? two years on, it is killed so many millions in doing so many lives. it certainly has. i doing so many lives. it certainly has- i guess doing so many lives. it certainly has. i guess at doing so many lives. it certainly has. i guess at the doing so many lives. it certainly has. i guess at the time - doing so many lives. it certainly has. i guess at the time we - doing so many lives. it certainly| has. i guess at the time we were preparing for chinese new year and had been away for the weekend with my wife s brothers annual company works to and everything
property market, as well as the hyper vigilance against more covid spikes. it s difficult to take a scientific survey, but there does appear to be widespread support for the government s policy on covid. because you get this, it looks quite normal. but no one knows the answer to the big question. how long will it go on for? i think the epidemic control in shanghai is very good. the government uses big data to quickly trace and control people who are close contacts. the negative impacts of lockdowns are quite bad, people are worried. two years on, the borders here remain all but closed. international flights are at a bare minimum. china s communist party leaders are sticking with their zero covid promise. in the run up to hosting the olympics, china has shown how far it s willing to go. international mail is the new enemy. authorities in beijing this week claimed a package
to the big question. how long will it go on for? translation: i think the epidemic control in shanghai is very good. the government uses big data to quickly trace and control people who are close contacts. translation: the negative impacts of lockdowns are quite bad, people are worried. two years on, the borders here remain all but closed. international flights are at a bare minimum. china s communist party leaders are sticking with their zero covid promise. in the run up to hosting the olympics, china has shown how far it s willing to go. international mail is the new enemy. authorities in beijing this week claimed a package from canada brought omicron in. we were in contact with someone in another city who was ordered