Wuhan declared virus-free - that's how they live today

Today, Zeng Rourou goes to a techno club as usual.

And Jing Doudou's son sings with his choir again.

Wuhan has been declared virus-free, and life is almost back to normal in the city of 11 million.

Aids: mouth guards and apps

The difference is that everyone has mouth guards in public environments, and uses infection tracking apps.

To go to a parent meeting, you must have reported a normal body temperature for 14 days, for example.

In February, SVT interviewed people who were trapped at home in Wuhan, when the whole city was closed.

Both Zeng Rourou and Dou Jingjing spent almost 3 months indoors this spring, isolated with their families.

Watch and hear the interview with Jing Doudou in the player above.

You can see the

Zeng Rourou below.