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Wuhan lockdown diarists created "performance art" through their writings, demonstrating an "art of endurance." These digital diaries reflect collective resilience and allegory for the city's endurance during the pandemic.

Area of Science:

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  • Performance Art
  • Sociology of Pandemics

Background:

  • The coronavirus outbreak led to a 76-day lockdown in Wuhan, starting January 23, 2020.
  • Many residents documented their experiences through "lockdown diaries."

Purpose of the Study:

  • To analyze Wuhan lockdown diaries as a form of performance art, specifically an 'art of endurance'.
  • To explore the challenges and types of endurance involved in creating these diaries, especially online.
  • To understand how these diaries engage with meanings beyond individual experience in a digitally-driven context.

Main Methods:

  • Qualitative analysis of "lockdown diaries" from Wuhan residents.
  • Application of Shalson's (2018) concept of 'art of endurance'.
  • Examination of the role of digital environments and collective responses.
Keywords:
COVID-19ChinaDigital eraDocumenting performanceEndurance artFang fangIterationOnline diaryPandemicPerforming documentsPersonal testimonySocial mediaWuhan

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