Beijing gets creative as it stages its most important political meeting of the year amid fears of a second wave of coronavirus infections
After months of struggle, China has gotten most of its economy back on track. Now, it is having to get creative as it stages its most important political meeting of the year—a gathering of thousands of delegates—amid fears of a second wave of coronavirus infections.
The effort will involve careful choreography and wide deployment of live-streaming technology to ensure that officials and business leaders converging on Beijing for the annual confab remain virus-free.
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