“…a última cidade visitada foi Bangkok, na Tailândia, e sequer passou pela minha mente porquê quase todas as pessoas estavam usando máscara”
“Descobri que não ia dar pra fazer e nem fazer on-line. Por isso na quinta comecei a quarentena e na sexta já tinha decidido que ia dar aulas de francês…”
“The onset of COVID-19 coincided with my grandpa’s cancer diagnosis. […] As schools shut down across the US, I was finally able to book a flight home. […] This year was a disaster. But some part in me was glad that the pandemic has brought me home to my family.”
“在回国路上我得到很多人的帮助。[…]在从隔离点坐飞机回到自己家的一路，我其实能感受到虽然检查非常严格，但人民都很温暖。没有像微博上说的那么仇视我们留学生。[…] 在小区门口登记资料时小区的一同乡的保安还会骄傲地跟同事说，这是我们那的大学生，成绩又好又懂事，一个人在国外学习呢。”
“I’ve been turning to historical accounts forged and recorded by AIDS activists to process my feelings about current events and keep the faith about the political challenges that turn a virus into a plague.”
“How odd it is that in our first picture together her uncle is wearing a mask, at a distance…”
Life in Quarantine: Witnessing Global Pandemic is an initiative sponsored by the Poetic Media Lab and the Center for Spatial and Textual Analysis at Stanford University.
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