One year after death of Chinese whistleblower doctor

One year after death of Chinese whistleblower doctor

Flowers are seen at the Central Hospital of Wuhan in the Chinese city in memory of late doctor Li Wenliang, who was an early whistleblower about the coronavirus outbreak, on Feb. 7, 2021, the first anniversary of his death.

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