Xinlu Liang

Xinlu Liang was a summer 2020 reporting intern on the COVID-19 team at the Los Angeles Times who contributed to “The Pandemic’s Toll: Lives Lost in California” in partnership with the Pulitzer Center and USC. Originally from the southern city of Guangzhou in China, she specializes in creative writing at Sun Yat-sen University and holds a master’s degree in journalism from USC Annenberg. Her print and digital work have been featured in South China Morning Post, Reuters, Los Angeleno, Ampersand and Pandaily.

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California

La sorprendente historia del vendedor que se convirtió en el primer paciente conocido de COVID-19 de L.A.

El primer caso confirmado de COVID-19 en Los Ángeles fue un hombre de Wuhan, China, que fue hospitalizado en una sala secreta en enero y fue el único paciente al que se le diagnosticó el virus aquí durante cinco semanas.
Aug. 21, 2020
California

The surprising story of the salesman who became L.A.’s first known COVID-19 patient

The first confirmed case of COVID-19 in Los Angeles was a man from Wuhan, China, who was hospitalized in a secret ward in January and remained the sole patient diagnosed with the virus here for five weeks.
Aug. 21, 2020
World & Nation

With few options to get home, Chinese students abroad fall victim to ticket scams

With flights home severely limited, Chinese students stuck abroad fall victim to airline ticket scams.
July 29, 2020

Xinlu Liang

Latest From This Author

La sorprendente historia del vendedor que se convirtió en el primer paciente conocido de COVID-19 de L.A.

The surprising story of the salesman who became L.A.’s first known COVID-19 patient

With few options to get home, Chinese students abroad fall victim to ticket scams

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