In the central Chinese city that was once the epicentre of the world's coronavirus outbreak, life has largely returned to normal: families and friends gather for meals; residents go on holidays; and businesses have restarted, with production levels having returned to pre-pandemic levels.
A major automobile hub, Wuhan lies at the core of China's logistics network. And with 35 institutes of higher education, it is home to the largest student population in the world.
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