The cherry blossoms are blooming, which also marks the time when Wuhan is gradually recovering from the COVID-19 pandemic. The weather is gradually warming up, the cherry blossoms are blooming, and the doctors and nurses who came to help Wuhan are gradually leaving with many glorious victories, leaving behind promises to one day return to Wuhan to see the cherry blossoms in full bloom.
As the weather gradually warms up, cherry blossoms are blooming in Wuhan.
Spring has come earlier than usual in China this year. Cherry blossoms have appeared earlier than usual in many places. Usually, cherry blossoms bloom in late March and early April. In Wuhan, spring has come early to this city of 11 million people. Since mid-March, cherry blossoms have appeared all over Wuhan, from Wuhan University to flower gardens. The blooming of cherry blossoms also comes as Wuhan gradually recovers from the COVID-19 epidemic.
Xinhua News Agency, People's Daily and many other Chinese media outlets have installed cameras on the campus of Wuhan University to broadcast live footage of the cherry blossoms "awakening" since the beginning of this week, with the expected live broadcast time of about 10 days between 10am and 4pm.
Millions of people watched the livestream on the first day. Wuhan University's Weibo account also posted a link to the cherry blossom livestream with the introduction: "Today, I will show you the cherry blossoms blooming on the cherry blossom road."
Wuhan University is famous for its cherry blossoms, attracting many people to see them in spring.
In February, when a large number of doctors and nurses from all over China went to Wuhan to help fight the COVID-19 epidemic, a group of doctors and nurses from Huashan Hospital of Fudan University in Shanghai received a letter of gratitude from Wuhan residents.
In the letter, Wuhan residents promised: "When the city presses the "play button" again (i.e. returns to normal), we, the people of Wuhan, will invite you and your loved ones to Wuhan to stroll around Donghu Lake, see cherry blossoms, travel the Yangtze River and eat lobster. We believe that by then, you will love this city."
"Heroic Wuhan, flowers still bloom!"
