VIDEO: Wuhan, the birthplace of covid-19 pandemic, launches ad inviting people to visit the city

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Wuhan, the birthplace of coronavirus pandemic is again on the information. This time, not for the mistaken motive. The Chinese city is extending a hand of friendship, inviting people to come and expertise its pure magnificence, make pals and revel in life!

The central Chinese city in Hubei province of about 11 million people, just lately launched a promotional video to entice guests.

“Let’s Meet in Wuhan” is the translated title of the video initially posted November 13 on Visit Wuhan’s Weibo platform in Chinese. It was later shared on Facebook in English with an identical message, then on the Wuhan Culture and Tourism Bureau’s social media website.

The video highlights ‘everything’ lovely about the Wuhan, from its surreal floating forest in the Zhangdu Lake Wetland to the lit-up historic Yellow Crane Tower, together with Wuhan locals consuming noodles.

“Wuhan never hesitates to show its beauty, and those who love it deeply hope that more people can understand it,” says the video.

“From the myriad twinkling lights alongside the Yangtze River and the wonderful dance and music from the Zhiyin cruise, to the glittering mild and exquisite voices from the livehouse……give me 5! Everyone! Looking ahead to assembly you in Wuhan.”

The city applied a 76-day lockdown from Jan. 23 to April 8 after the coronavirus outbreak, slowing an infection charges considerably, CNN reported. Since May, there was no reported covid-19 case in the city, in accordance to the report.

A joint examine carried out in April by the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences Tourism Research Center and Tencent Culture and Tourism Industry Research Center, stated Wuhan is the prime vacation spot Chinese residents needed to visit after the disaster ended.

“I have goosebumps. The beauty of Wuhan has been showcased perfectly. I love Wuhan,” says one Wuhan-based Weibo person.

“I see Tongxing Lane (in the video). It’s the most beautiful alley in Wuhan,” says one other person whose remark ranked the most appreciated hours after the video was shared.

Let’s Meet in Wuhan!! Check out the video under

 

 

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