At a Glance: Here’s How Coronavirus Has Impacted China’s Internet Use
China is *very* online right now. Here's a quick look at Covid-19's impact on internet habits in the country
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8:25 PM HKT, Fri March 6, 2020
With millions confined to their homes due to Covid-19, it’s little surprise that China is very online right now. Fears over the rampant spread of the novel coronavirus that first emerged in Wuhan last year have led to whole cities being put under lockdown and people across the country undergoing some form of quarantine (self-imposed or otherwise).
Naturally, many have turned to the internet to pass the time. Here’s a breakdown of some of the key impacts the coronavirus has had on internet usage:
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