Across a normally bustling nation of 1.4 billion people, some streets now lie empty and most restaurants closed as China's coronavirus quarantine push drags on. While citizens have been stuck inside as schools, cinemas, bars and gyms remain closed, some have found creative ways to combat isolation and boredom by exercising and socialising in the online world.

Across a normally bustling nation of 1.4 billion people, some streets now lie empty and most restaurants closed as China's coronavirus quarantine push drags on. While citizens have been stuck inside as schools, cinemas, bars and gyms remain closed, some have found<a href="https://mobile.abc.net.au/news/2020-02-16/how-chinas-residents-are-trying-to-combat-coronavirus-isolation/11966744?pfmredir=sm&amp;fbclid=IwAR0E52hJfqcW6ZHcouTP6lkBCM6IHqEV_3wsSPl5yOsDLvvZ2yPxgPoYNqw%20"> creative ways to combat isolation and boredom</a> by exercising and socialising in the online world.

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