[Farm93]

At least with restaurants, you know the people you're sitting with. . . .

My initial reaction to this was...not if you're eating at one of the hole in the wall Chinese restaurants or communal dining restaurants.  That got me to thinking...what does it look like in China at the restaurants where you used to have people hovering to replace the current seated diners (or is that a dated snapshot of what the eating scene in certain areas of China was like up until this year?)

Remember the USA and the EU have the big problems that require extended safer at home policies.

Taiwan, Korea, Thailand, Japan and others have been aggressive with testing and tracing since late January, so life looks more or less like normal across a lot of Asia.   No music concerts or spectators at sporting events, but otherwise things probably look similar enough to those living like we are here in the USA.   

All in Asia are a bit worried about the persistence of COVID19 to re-emerge, but for now most countries are able to stay ahead of big problems because of their commitment to test & trace.

[Farm93]

At least with restaurants, you know the people you're sitting with. . . .

My initial reaction to this was...not if you're eating at one of the hole in the wall Chinese restaurants or communal dining restaurants.  That got me to thinking...what does it look like in China at the restaurants where you used to have people hovering to replace the current seated diners (or is that a dated snapshot of what the eating scene in certain areas of China was like up until this year?)

Remember the USA and the EU have the big problems that require extended safer at home policies.

Taiwan, Korea, Thailand, Japan and others have been aggressive with testing and tracing since late January, so life looks more or less like normal across a lot of Asia.   No music concerts or spectators at sporting events, but otherwise things probably look similar enough to those living like we are here in the USA.   

All in Asia are a bit worried about the persistence of COVID19 to re-emerge, but for now most countries are able to stay ahead of big problems because of their commitment to test & trace.