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joshua73
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Q: Will the pollution disappear for the holidays?

Last  year I was living in BJ for the holidays and the sky was so clear for golden week - do you think it'll happen again? Wouldn't mind a week of good weather :) 

11 years 48 weeks ago in  General  - China

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I hope so, I would love it if the pollution in Beijing could disappear.

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If the smog is gone, it will be the proof that the government is doing well at fighting pollution.

If the smog is still there, you have to remember that without industrial development, China wouldn't be as powerful and wealthy as it is now, lifting a billion people out of poverty in just two decades.

Rejoice !

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http://aqicn.org/city/beijing/

 

Click this, and suffer more.

 

If you're looking for lower number, try 'Yangzhou' or 'Nanjing'.

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I wish. But don't get your hopes up.

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