On display is the city's battle and ultimate triumph over the coronavirus pandemic.

The Parlor Convention Center is now a centerpiece of China's propaganda push to control the narrative about the virus thing.

Exhibition includes mannequins wearing PPE photographs of doctors and nurses and signed medical overalls.

There's a whole wall devoted to those who lost their lives in the front line, including Liwen Leon, the whistleblower doctor who issued an early warning about the outbreak on was reprimanded by authorities.

Plenty of space is dedicated to quotes, photos and videos of Chinese President Xi Jinping, who visited Wuhan towards the end of the city's locked down Museumgoers said they were proud of Wuhan's resilience and cohesiveness.

Kind of it is very powerful to see that so many people from all across our country came to support Wuhan, this sort of unity, especially when I was studying abroad.

It's hard to see this kind of cohesiveness exist in other countries.

This is something very different.

E think the people of Wuhan have been through a lot and they really are amazing.

They sacrificed their freedoms during Wuhan's locked down.

They contributed a lot to China's fight against the pandemic.

Rouhani is believed to be where the pandemic began in December 2019.

The first cases of covert 19 were detected there on a month later, the city of 11 million people was locked down in an effort to stem the spread of the disease.

A team of scientists from the World Health Organization arrived in Wuhan last week to start their much anticipated and delayed investigation into the origins of the pandemic.

Life has largely gone back to normal in the city, but in China's northeast, it's a different story.

Tens of millions of people have been put under a new lock down as a region battles its worst wave of new infections since March 2020.

Worldwide, more than two million people have now died from the disease.