China Is Reopening Part Of It’s Great Wall For Tourists

One of the most visited sections of China's Great Wall will be reopened for tourists Tuesday as the number of novel coronavirus cases in the country continues to drop.
However, only a portion of the Badaling Great Wall is being reopened, according to a post by local officials on the microblogging platform Weibo. Other sites, like a museum, will remain closed.
Visitors must reserve tickets online before visiting; present a QR code that confirms they are healthy; wear a face mask during their visit; and maintain a distance of at least 1 meter (3.3 feet) from others.
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