Despite corona Tourist sites opened the Great Wall of China

Despite corona Tourist sites opened the Great Wall of China and the Terracotta Army for visitors after their closure

Some of China's most popular tourist spots are back in business after being closed for about two months to stop the virus from spreading, but through controls where temperature is measured and left a distance between people and wearing masks.

The British Daily Mail newspaper said that the "Badaling" section of the Great Wall of China was partially reopened yesterday, while the tomb of the First Emperor Qin or what is known as the Terracotta Army in Xi'an welcomed his first visitors today after the temporary closure.

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People must book their tickets in advance and measure their temperature before entering the Great Wall of China. They are also required to show a green health card upon arrival to prove that they are free of viruses. They should also wear masks and stay within one meter of each other at all times.