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When Kaili tested positive for COVID-19 in Shanghai, she never imagined her quarantine journey would turn into a viral story of hope. As an asymptomatic patient, she spent 16 days at the temporary hospital in the Shanghai New International Expo Center—a sprawling facility transformed into a lifeline for thousands. But instead of dwelling on fear, Kaili grabbed her phone and started documenting her daily life.
From sunrise yoga sessions to late-night chats with nurses, her videos and posts revealed a side of pandemic life rarely seen: healthcare workers dancing to lift spirits, patients sharing snacks across beds, and even impromptu karaoke nights. 'I wanted to show that solidarity and humor can thrive even here,' Kaili shared.
Her transparent take on quarantine logistics—like meal routines and rapid testing—debunked myths about China’s temporary facilities. 'We had Wi-Fi, charging stations, and med checks every 2 hours,' she noted. Her message to the world? 'Don’t panic. Trust the process, and remember—we’re all in this together.'
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As an asymptomatic patient, she spent 16 days at the temporary hospital in the Shanghai New International Expo Center—a sprawling facility transformed into a lifeline for thousands. But instead of dwelling on fear, Kaili grabbed her phone and started documenting her daily life. 
to late-night chats with nurses, her videos and posts revealed a side of pandemic life rarely seen: healthcare workers dancing to lift spirits, patients sharing snacks across beds, and even impromptu karaoke nights. 
'I wanted to show that solidarity and humor can thrive even here,' Kaili shared.
and rapid testing—debunked myths about China’s temporary facilities. 'We had Wi-Fi, charging stations, and med checks every 2 hours,' she noted. Her message to the world? 'Don’t panic. Trust the process, and remember—we’re all in this together.' 
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