IN FULL VOCID-19 PANdemia,
closer to the reality of each country.
They're called Pavel, Haruna, Dipesh, Maxime, Yana, Tseegii, Zaya, Chi, Asanka... They live in Russia, Burma, Japan, Sri Lanka, Vietnam, Mongolia, South Korea, China... They all have different realities, different beliefs, different ways of thinking. They all suffer the impacts of the Covid-19. They're all our friends. Some are afraid, others find positive points. Some have to deal with themselves, others have blind confidence in their government. Without judgment, just in search open mind and these human exchanges essence of travel, in full confinement, we went on report in 10 countries... From the house.
Through them and thanks to the mobile phones, social networks & content that we had already been able to get on site, we take you to travel throughout the series « *Based on true stories » : a series of daily articles relaying various testimonies, to travel closer to the reality of each country.
TWO PLACE
It is in such moments that we become more aware of the real value of freedom.
Pavel, Russia.
The positive point is that this pandemic makes us aware of three things:
1. Money has no value.
2. We cannot escape our Karma.
3. People should be rich in feelings, experiences and emotions. No money.
Asanka, Sri Lanka.
« Man made an illusion and he pays it from time to time. [...] Nature always has its rights and we must adapt to them to live. »
Geoffrey, Japan.
We would so much like to observe a real post-coronavirus change in ways of living, consuming and even traveling in order to learn a real lesson from the current situation.
Yana, South Korea.
I always stay positive and I accept reality, which makes me stronger and alive.
Geoffrey, Japan.
This pandemic is an opportunity to make small changes in our lives that may make a big difference now and later. It's time to learn and turn to new things.
Tseegii, Mongolia.
I think humanity needed to be refreshed.
Asanka, Sri Lanka.
« [...] So I think that's at least this: by stopping tourism, the pandemic finally offers a respite to nature and Mongolia. »
Zaya, Mongolia
I am afraid for my loved ones [...]. I'm afraid to read the statistics [...]. But I'm not afraid to live here and now.
Because this reality we have no choice but to make with it. But we can choose the way we're going Do With.
Pavel, Russia.
If we go out without any particular reason, we get kicked by the police with sticks. But it's like that. You know, in a country like Nepal people don't scare easily. They are poor and have other problems. They are already struggling to meet basic needs every day of the year.
Dipesh, Nepal.
The situation is more worrying for our families and friends in France than for ourselves in Korea. The health system is modern and safe. The government has put in place an effective strategy, and we have full confidence.
Maxime, South Korea.
Thank you for your initiative and interest in collecting information about all these populations around the world. This gives us all the opportunity to share our thoughts, feelings, with you but also with others
