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WIDER IMAGE-Reunions postponed: China migrant workers caught on wrong side of COVID-19 - Vimarsana News

WIDER IMAGE-Reunions postponed: China migrant workers caught on wrong side of COVID-19

12 Feb 2021 / 18:02 H. * Photo-essay https://reut.rs/3rI6jcT By Ryan Woo BEIJING, Feb 12 (Reuters) - In the past decade, Wang Yunxia, 30, spent her adult life largely on a factory floor in southern Guangdong, far away from her daughter in central China, and even farther away from her husband in Beijing, where he was also a migrant worker. The family would gather once a year to celebrate Lunar New Year, whether at their village in the province of Hubei, or elsewhere. "It doesn't matter where," Wang said quietly. "When we're together, we're family, we're home." This year, for the first time, W...

Reunions postponed: China migrant workers caught on wrong side of COVID-19 - Vimarsana News

Reunions postponed: China migrant workers caught on wrong side of COVID-19

5 Min Read BEIJING (Reuters) - In the past decade, Wang Yunxia, 30, spent her adult life largely on a factory floor in southern Guangdong, far away from her daughter in central China, and even farther away from her husband in Beijing, where he was also a migrant worker. Wang Yunxia, 30, and her husband Yang Nianlian, 33, who are migrant workers, react while talking about their family, in the room that they rent in Majuqiao Town, a suburb of Beijing, China, February 11, 2021. REUTERS/Tingshu Wang The family would gather once a year to celebrate Lunar New Year, whether at their village in the...

Wider Image: Reunions Postponed - China Migrant Workers Caught On Wrong Side Of COVID-19 - Vimarsana News

Wider Image: Reunions Postponed - China Migrant Workers Caught On Wrong Side Of COVID-19

BEIJING: In the past decade, Wang Yunxia, 30, spent her adult life largely on a factory floor in southern Guangdong, far away from her daughter in central China, and even farther away from her husband in Beijing, where he was also a migrant worker.

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