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During the A Date with China international media tour, foreign media correspondents, internet celebrities in China and Chinese journalists visited Hubu Alley in Wuhan, Central China s Hubei province, on Thursday.
Hubu Alley is in the core area of Wuchang ancient city. It is adjacent to Ten-li Long Street in the east, the vast Yangtze River in the west, the Yellow Crane Tower in the south and the Dufudi Red Tourism Area in the north. It is composed of four roads: Old Lane, Ziyou Road, West Minzhu Road and South Dufudi Road. It presents the primitive simplicity and beauty of the Anhui style and is a paradise for food lovers surrounded by famous streets, buildings, scenery and rivers.
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Crowds at a popular shopping street in Wuhan. (Photo: Olivia Siong)
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WUHAN: It s full house at the Dragon Boat Restaurant on a Sunday night, and a line of diners are waiting to get in. For Mr Wu Cheng, the 28-year-old owner, it s a welcome sight.
But while business is improving, crowd levels are only at 70 to 80 per cent of what they were before the COVID-19 outbreak.
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Once the epicentre of China’s COVID-19 pandemic, Wuhan today stands in contrast to several cities around the world, which have shut bars and restaurants again due to a resurgence of the virus.