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China continues to be cautious. Instead of shaking hands with other people, it is likely that they will encourage 'airborne' greetings by raising their hands together, and both parties, the largest political events of the year, will be held through videoconferences.

Correspondent Sung-Yeop Jeong of Beijing reports.

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is the opening day of the People's Congress in Zhouzhou, Zhejiang Province.

Instead of shaking hands, the delegates present at the meeting reach out and raise their hands and bow down to greet.

This is a traditional greeting from Chinese historical dramas, the so-called karate.

The city authorities instructed government officials and social groups to say hello, and front-line schools went on to train traditional personnel.

[Let's learn the traditional way of greetings today so that we can continue in our daily life.]

Quzhou City expects not only social distance, but also a publicity effect that promotes the area of ​​Confucian descendants.

The National People's Congress and the People's Political Conference, which are expected to end the Corona 19, are expected to introduce video conferencing.

This means that it is a way of minimizing the risk of spreading viruses and showing off China's information and communication technology both internally and externally, when nearly 10,000 local representatives must gather in Beijing.

However, the risk of corona19 re-proliferation still exists.

After the arrival in Harbin City in the United States, the international student, who became the beginning of a group infection, went to Shanghai earlier this month and was exposed to plastic surgery.

In Beijing, it was confirmed that one foreign influx was an asymptomatic preacher, and this is where Chaoyang-gu, which is home to Korean towns, embassies and airports, is the only high-risk area in China.

(Video coverage: Choi Duk-hyun, Video editing: Oh-young Oh)