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Xi Jinping's visit to Wuhan is seen as a significant move, indicating confidence that the COVID-19 outbreak in China is under control. The number of new cases has decreased significantly, with most new cases being imported. Xi's visit to a dedicated hospital and his interactions with medical staff and patients via video conferencing are highlighted. The easing of travel restrictions in Hubei province and the criticism faced by the government are also discussed.

How has the number of new coronavirus cases in China changed by the end of March?

What were the implications of the new cases being imported into China?

What does Xi's visit to Wuhan indicate about the Communist Party's confidence in handling the coronavirus outbreak?

In what ways did Xi's visit to the dedicated hospitals reflect the current state of the COVID-19 situation in China?

What signs of confidence were projected by the Communist Party amid domestic and international criticism?