The photo has disappeared from the original poster’s timeline. Here’re others sharing what they witnessed at Hankou Funeral Home: the cars, ppl carrying urns, etc.pic.twitter.com/zbs4IcFYJr
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Photo posted by Weibo user @ 毛大庆. Some wuhan ppl, after months of shelter-in-place, are waiting in line at Hankou Funeral Home to pick up family members’ ashes. This is heartbreaking.pic.twitter.com/pceIslxpa9
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Caixin has published a nuanced Chinese piece on the long line of ppl waiting to pick up loved ones’ ashes. Meanwhile, relevant videos and photos are being censored from Weibo—but similar content about Italy has been allowed and spread widely.pic.twitter.com/msInCwYoO8
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Just showed my moms this tweet (bc I don’t have Weibo) she saw your English caption and immediately gets nervous, “这是外国人抹黑我们中国！”
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This is heartbreaking
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The sad reality is, it’s been censored by Weibo already, provoking another backlash this morning people reposting the photo again and again
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Isn't this another city? And not even like Wuhan?
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This is Hankou Funeral Home. Hankou is a district in Wuhan
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