STAYING in Beijing to earn more money during the recent Chinese New Year holiday is what 20-year-old Zhang Jun had planned,but the outbreak of the novel coronavirus turned his plan upside down.“I have been an employee of the Windsor KTV at Guomao in the heart of Beijing’s Central Business District since I graduated from a junior college in July 2019.I had thought I could earn some extra money during the Spring Festival golden week,so I gave up spending time with my family this year,”Zhang said.His parents live in west China’s Gansu Province with their two other children.Having so many mouths to feed is really a big financial burden for a rural family living in a poor area.
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机译：STAYING in Beijing to earn more money during the recent Chinese New Year holiday is what 20-year-old Zhang Jun had planned,but the outbreak of the novel coronavirus turned his plan upside down.“I have been an employee of the Windsor KTV at Guomao in the heart of Beijing’s Central Business District since I graduated from a junior college in July 2019.I had thought I could earn some extra money during the Spring Festival golden week,so I gave up spending time with my family this year,”Zhang said.His parents live in west China’s Gansu Province with their two other children.Having so many mouths to feed is really a big financial burden for a rural family living in a poor area.
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