Take a look at China's Wuhan City before the Coronavirus outbreak happened.
Wuhan is the capital of Hubei province that is known to be the largest and most populous city in Central China.
Wuhan has a current population of 11 million. According to Washington Post, “it is considered to be the seventh-most populous city in China when ranked by population of the urban area.”
Wuhan city is located at the confluence of the Yangtze River and the Han River.
Wuhan boasts many tourist attractions.
The Yellow Crane Tower is considered as the symbol of Wuhan City. This traditional Chinese tower has existed in various forms since 223 AD, but the current design was built in 1981.
One of the famous museums in China, the Hubei Provincial Museum houses an abundant amount of historic and cultural relics. Some of its significant collections are the Sword of Goujian, a set of ancient bronze bells and artifacts from the Tomb of Maquis Yi of Zeng and the tombs of Baoshian.
The ever so picturesque East Lake is a large freshwater lake within the city of Wuhan.
East Lake Cherry Blossom Park in Wuhan is a great place to relax and bask in the stunning view of these cherry trees.
The Wuhan Yangtze River Bridge is often referred to as the first bridge of the longest river in Asia, the Yangtze river.
China has a rich food culture, and Wuhan has its very own centuries-old food street to serve you just that.
In Hubu Alley, people can have a pleasant walk while enjoying some classic Chinese food.
Wuhan has a lot of malls, including the Optics Valley Walking Street. This one of a kind establishment offers a myriad of experiences packed in just one place - like shopping, dining, entertainment, hotel services, and more.
Wuhan University is one of the top universities in China. And apart from that, its campus is one of the famous sites to catch a glimpse of the cherry blossoms during the spring season.
“Wuhan, Different Everyday" is the motto of this city. According to Hubei Provincial People's Government, this phrase reflects an energetic Wuhan that continuously strives for development. This slogan is displayed on walls and billboards all over the city.