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Q: How do you cope with pollution?

Facemasks, air filters etc, I get that, but how do you cope with the pollution in terms of mood and mental health. It just makes me feel so down, waking up with this smog...

11 years 44 weeks ago in  General  - China

 
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I moved to an area with (slightly) less pollution.

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  I stopped running outdoor. I went in a gym, run on a treadmill. It's not quite the same as running outside, but I get to play with the other machines. Running with a facemask did not work for me, not enough air and the fabric of the mask is irritating when sweating.

  For the moral. Hum... About to buy my one-way ticket home, which makes those things bearable.

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I have started dying at a less slow speed than I would have otherwise. 

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Pollution is progress to make China a glorious socialist heaven for all the people.

 

/jk (just in kase)

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I moved to Xinjiang.  My small city is quite lovely, and not just by Chinese standards.

But not Urumqi.  Definitely not Urumqi.

 

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