Three years on the suspected ‘ground zero’ of the COVID pandemic remains shuttered and silent. Soon after the mysterious virus was first reported, the Wuhan fish market was closed and the city of 11 million residents went into lockdown. But life is now back to normal for many across the globe and after almost three years of gruelling lockdowns and mandatory mass testing, Beijing last month lifted its hardline zero-COVID policy. In Wuhan, life is also becoming less restrictive as it opens up, but dormant reminders are still in place, such as the hastily erected emergency hospital, and for citiz…