A barber does haircut for a customer in a shop of Silian Hairdressing and Beauty Salon in Beijing on February 24, 2020. The time-honored salon now adopts an appointment scheme as a way to limit number of customer in the shop. To curb the spread of the novel coronavirus, all customers and barbers at the shop should wear masks and all hair cutting tools are disinfected before and after usage. February 24 this year marks the second day of the second lunar month in the Chinese calendar, or the Dragon Head-raising Day, which is an auspicious day for a haircut in the traditional Chinese almanac. (Photo: China News Service/ Jia Tianyong)
Workers check customers’ appointment in a shop of Silian Hairdressing and Beauty Salon in Beijing on February 24, 2020. The time-honored salon now adopts an appointment scheme as a way to limit number of customer in the shop. To curb the spread of the novel coronavirus, all customers and barbers at the shop should wear masks and all hair cutting tools are disinfected before and after usage. February 24 this year marks the second day of the second lunar month in the Chinese calendar, or the Dragon Head-raising Day, which is an auspicious day for a haircut in the traditional Chinese almanac. (Photo: China News Service/ Jia Tianyong)
A worker sprays disinfectant fluid on door of a shop of Silian Hairdressing and Beauty Salon in Beijing on February 24, 2020. The time-honored salon now adopts an appointment scheme as a way to limit number of customer in the shop. To curb the spread of the novel coronavirus, all customers and barbers at the shop should wear masks and all hair cutting tools are disinfected before and after usage. February 24 this year marks the second day of the second lunar month in the Chinese calendar, or the Dragon Head-raising Day, which is an auspicious day for a haircut in the traditional Chinese almanac. (Photo: China News Service/ Jia Tianyong)
