Balcony gardens provide food security and stress relief for locked-down Chinese


Strict lockdowns in China during the coronavirus pandemic have brought to attention a reality that many people had taken for granted: food security is no guarantee.

For a small group of Chinese people who have gone through lockdowns, they have transformed their balconies into gardens to achieve “fruit and vegetable freedom” and help improve their mental health.

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