Year Of The Ox - The Year China Stayed Home

Year of the Ox - the Year China Stayed Home

  • February 23, 2021
Year of the Ox - the Year China Stayed Home

The power of China’s authorities to control mass movement over the Spring Festival period is vividly illustrated by the Ministry of Transport’s daily passenger numbers.

Today’s Air4casts bulletin focuses on the traditional 10 day peak travel period up to and just after the Lunar New Year itself.

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