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This is interesting, a lot rings true from my experience in Shanghai (always very different to Beijing). The description of the tent made me laugh, what they missed out is that in addition to the gazebo where you have your temperature taken there is usually a small 2-man tent for the guard to have a nap.
Beijing announced yesterday that anyone arriving in the city has to show a certificate that they have tested negative, but none of us know how we would get one of those so I guess I am never going to Beijing again (not a huuuuge loss). We have an office there and it's odd to think we have no idea when we can see our colleagues again.
Wuhan is now open, people from there being HEAVILY discriminated against.
hats
starfish&coffee
This provides an interesting look at how intense the lockdown is in China
https://nymag.com/intelligencer/2020/04/life-after-covid-the-view-from-beijing.html