CHANGCHUN (Xinhua): Partially-prepared and ready-to-eat meals are gaining popularity as most Chinese plan to stay put during the Chinese New Year, a holiday traditionally centred around family gatherings, to reduce the movement of people and kerb the spread of the epidemic.
This will be the first time Zhang Han, a native of southern China's Guangdong Province, celebrates the Chinese New Year away from home.
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