China’s Open Borders End Covid Zero, Spark Homecoming Rush
From Sunday, China no longer requires arrivals to quarantine
Country is emerging from three years of global isolation
China’s Open Borders Mark End of Covid Zero Policy
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There was jubilation and heartache in cities across China as the long-awaited border reopening — the final step in country’s dismantling of Covid Zero — sparked a homecoming rush for many diaspora.
Gu Tingting was looking forward to seeing her grandfather and eating local cuisine in Beijing after a three-year absence in London, where she works for an energy company.
