139 days ago, we interviewed Marta from Spain who had a long time ago set up a family and life in China and was one of the first few people in the world dealing with the COVID-19 crisis. Now that the situation in China seems to be much better, we asked her for an update and found out what she thought of the way both China and Spain dealt with the pandemic.
144 days ago, we interviewed Liv from England who had only just moved to China to work as an English teacher. Recently, we caught up with her again, only to find she had since returned to England and is now without a job. Here’s her update on what’s been happening to her and around her.
125 days ago, we chatted with a self-employed person in Singapore who had relied on the stock market to make up for his losses in regular income. We asked him how the market has changed since and how he’s been doing.
Jane from China emigrated with her family to San Francisco many years ago and got a job in a factory near Chinatown. She shared her thoughts on what it’s been like living in the USA through COVID-19 and the George Floyd protests.
The last time we interviewed Naya, a student from Indonesia, the country had not yet implemented large-scale restrictions. Now that it has and it’s been 80 days since we spoke with her, we asked her for an update.
When we interviewed Eleonora from Milan, Italy 2 months ago, Italy had only just gone into lockdown, being the first place outside of China to do so. Now that the lockdown measures over there have since eased up, we checked in on her to see how she’s been.
60 days ago, we interviewed Doris* (*not her real name) from Singapore because there was an outbreak of COVID-19 in the building she lived in and she was feeling unwell herself. Now that almost 2 months has passed, we checked in on her to see what’s happened since.
Ariel Soon from the United States was living alone in Daegu when it became the epicentre of the coronavirus outbreak in South Korea. Now that 78 days have passed since then, we asked her what’s changed.
77 days ago, we interviewed James from Canada who was on extended vacation in Seoul during the height of the coronavirus pandemic in South Korea. Now that things in South Korea seem to be under control, we checked in on him to find out what’s changed.
Lorne Anderson is a human rights consultant from Ottawa, Canada who is living temporarily in the southern Black Forest region of Germany while working to support the persecuted church in the Middle East and North Africa—“My German is limited, and no-one speaks English so we have a certain amount of normal social distancing.” We asked him what’s been going on with the COVID-19 situation in Germany.
W.F. from Hong Kong moved to London almost a year ago for a job, only to find herself having to deal with the coronavirus pandemic away from her family when it struck. We asked her what that feels like.
68 days ago, we interviewed Greg who had just returned to Shanghai after a trip abroad only to find himself caught up in the growing COVID-19 epidemic there. Now that it’s been almost 3 months since then, we asked him—a kindergarten teacher who lives alone—to give us an update on what’s being going on in Shanghai since.
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