On March 16, Wuhan University invited people to enjoy cherry blossoms online.

While appreciating the cherry blossoms, many netizens also left their best wishes for Wuhan on social media.

"When the outbreak passes, let's go see the cherry blossoms together!" one netizen commented. "Breathtaking blossoms, everything will be fine," said another.

Although the live broadcast camera never moved, the cherry blossom viewing on Wuhan University's official Weibo account had been watched more than 4 million times by Monday evening.

On Jan 23, Wuhan City was locked down due to the outbreak of COVID-19. Since then, going to enjoy the cherry blossom in Wuhan University in spring has become many people's "date" during the pandemic.

Despite the situation gradually coming under control, Wuhan University closed during the cherry blossom season this year to avoid a rebound in infections. Instead, people are invited to enjoy the stunning view online.

In fact, Wuhan University has long been a famous cherry blossom resort.