Yang Manling’s world flipped upside down when her husband Liu Can first showed COVID-19 symptoms in Wuhan on January 18. What followed was a raw, emotional journey chronicled in real-time through her social media posts – a modern-day diary of fear, hope, and unshakable love. 💌
\"I’ve never held his hand tighter,\" Yang wrote during Liu’s first night of intense fever sweats. Her posts quickly became a window into pandemic realities: endless disinfection routines, the anxiety of waiting for test results, and quiet moments of shared noodles through a makeshift bedroom barrier. 🍜🚪
The Power of Community
As Yang’s followers grew, so did the support – from neighbors leaving groceries at their door to medical professionals offering virtual advice. \"We’re not alone,\" she posted, sharing a photo of sunset over Wuhan’s Yangtze River taken from their balcony. 🌇
While Liu gradually recovered through February, Yang’s diary evolved into something bigger: a testament to human resilience. Her final post? A smiling selfie of the couple, masks off for the first time, captioned simply: \"Our spring arrived.\" 🌸
