Joining the discussion are Edward Carr, The Economist's deputy editor with a keen eye on global COVID-19 issues, and Stephanie Studer, the China correspondent reporting from Wuhan on its recovery journey. They delve into the chilling lessons the pandemic has taught us, the lingering challenges faced by Wuhan's residents, and the stark realities beneath the surface of recovery. Lane Green adds a twist, exploring the evolution of New York accents and their cultural significance amidst the ongoing health crisis.
Soon the pandemic will have claimed a million lives. We take a broad look at what has been learned—and the deadly mistakes still being made. Our correspondent visits Wuhan, site of the first known outbreak, to find a city that beneath the surface has much healing yet to do. And a close look at New York’s much-loved, much-derided accent.