China doesn't have a Covid exit plan. Two years in, people are fed up and angry

For two years, people in China have largely tolerated living under some of the world's most stringent Covid-19 controls. Restricted borders, constant digital tracking, and the potential for mass testing and snap lockdowns whenever a handful of cases appeared were all trade-offs for a comparatively Covid-free life while the pandemic raged overseas.But China's inability to bring its latest outbreak