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Shifting sentiments: analyzing public reaction to COVID-19 containment policies in Wuhan and Shanghai through Weibo data

Sociology

Shifting sentiments: analyzing public reaction to COVID-19 containment policies in Wuhan and Shanghai through Weibo data

Z. Liu, J. Wu, et al.

Discover the intricate relationship between China's COVID-19 containment policies and public sentiment in this compelling study. By analyzing Weibo data, researchers Zhihang Liu, Jinlin Wu, Connor Y. H. Wu, and Xinming Xia uncover how public sentiment shifted from initial support to rising dissatisfaction amid lockdowns in Wuhan and Shanghai. This research sheds light on pandemic fatigue and its socio-economic implications, offering crucial insights for policymakers.

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