"After a long time at home, this is our first family trip. The blue sky, clear water, flowers and beautiful scenery remain the same, but our mentality has changed," said Zeng.
About 57,800 students in their final year from 121 high and vocational schools returned to campus on Wednesday in Wuhan.
At 7:30 a.m., Zong Zheng carried a box of books while walking into Wuhan No. 17 High School.
"I gained some weight at home, so I'm worried that my classmates might not be able to recognize me. I'll have my first exam of the semester on Friday, hopefully my grades won't drop too harshly," said Zong.
Chen Shufei, a senior student at Hubei Wuchang Experimental High School, changed the number of days left in the countdown to the national college entrance examination at the front of the classroom from 138 to 62.
When Chen began her winter holiday on Jan. 20, the 18-year-old did not expect it would be for so long.
"I'm both excited and nervous to be back on campus, and I hope I can re-adjust as soon as possible and enter my dream university," said Chen. She aspires to study at Wuhan University.
On May 20, another 73,000 students in their final year of junior high school in Wuhan will also return to campus to start their postponed new semester.
A COMEBACK AT "CHINA SPEED"
As Wuhan people's lives gradually come back to normal, the city is accelerating the resumption of work and production.
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