Leaving locked down Shanghai for a 'whole new world' outside China

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A CNN journalist managed to navigate the complex process of securing a one-way ticket out of Shanghai's oppressive Covid lockdown.

Shanghai Over the hum of jet engines, I could hear the flight attendant comforting a fellow passenger seated a couple of rows behind me."You're out, and you're safe now," she said warmly.

Our plane had just taken off from Shanghai, a city of gleaming high-rises, home to 25 million people who are slowly being worn down by China's unrelenting zero-Covid regime. As she approached my row, the flight attendant addressed me with the same concerned tone."You got out with this little guy, I see," she said, glancing at my rescue dog, Chairman, asleep in his carry case under the seat in front me."How did you do it? And how are you feeling?" she asked.

Lockdowns in China turn millions into virtual prisoners 03:51Chinese officials maintain they were transparent from the start. And just this month, President Xi Jinping reaffirmed and praised his country's zero-Covid efforts, vowing to fight with any doubters and critics of the increasingly controversial policy.

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