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Do people in Beijing think their economy has recovered from the coronavirus pandemic?
The BBC's China correspondent, Stephen McDonnell, has been asking them.
Filmed and edited by: Alex Shaw
Produced by: Joyce Liu
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The BBC's China correspondent, Stephen McDonnell, has been asking them.
Filmed and edited by: Alex Shaw
Produced by: Joyce Liu
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