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Drinking coffee in the morning and dodging shelling at night – the Ukrainian people seem to be used to this kind of life. CGTN visited people in the Zaporizhzhia region to record their daily lives and the changes they've experienced since the conflict with Russia began a year ago.
A family that once had a happy life now has no place to live. Fortunately, the children's collapsed spirit has improved with the intervention of psychiatrists. In the city of Orikhiv, eight kilometers from the front line, there are hardly any entire houses left. There is no heating, electricity or water, but many still choose to stay in their hometown.
"We should be happy with what we have." It is such thoughts that inspire ordinary people who are not having an easy life under the cloud of conflict.
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