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Coronavirus unites a divided China in fear, grief and anger at government

  • Written by Yuqi Na, Course Instructor , Fordham University
Coronavirus unites a divided China in fear, grief and anger at governmentA train attendant in Nanchang, China, gestures in solidarity with medical staff departing for the city of Wuhan, Feb. 13, 2020.STR/AFP via Getty Images

The coronavirus known as COVID-19 has killed more than 3,000 people and spread into Europe and Latin America, raising fears of a global pandemic.

But in China, where the outbreak began, it took just...

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