Kissing through glass: a love story of a nurse and her boyfriend amid epidemic

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Chen Ying and her boyfriend kiss each other through glass wearing masks. (Photos: Chinanews.com)

Chen Ying talks with her boyfriend through glass on an intercom.

Deep red marks are left on Chen Ying’s face due to the long periods of time wearing protective suits.

Chen Ying talks with her boyfriend through glass on an intercom.

A medical worker works in a negative-pressure isolation ward.

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