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Multiple Regions in China Plagued by Heavy Smog
Smog is no longer a new term for Chinese citizens, and in recent years, the situation in China has been intensifying. Reports indicate that out of China's 500 largest cities, less than 1% meet the air quality standards recommended by the World Health Organization. Meanwhile, 7 of the 10 most polluted cities in the world are located in China! Last month, Liaoning Province suffered from severe smog, with the average PM2.5 level reaching 1155 micrograms per cubic meter at one point. Starting from the 27th, Beijing also experienced continuous heavy pollution, as the PM2.5 concentration surged nearly tenfold within 12 hours, with particulate matter levels 40 times higher than international standards—equivalent to each person smoking 30 cigarettes! 
[Heavy smog in Beijing city center, daylight turns to darkness]
How Terrifying is Smog?
People often use PM10 and PM2.5 to indicate air quality conditions. PM2.5 refers to particulate matter in the atmosphere with a diameter of less than or equal to 2.5 micrometers, also known as respirable suspended particles. When the PM2.5 level exceeds 75, it is considered light pollution. PM10 pollution mainly originates from combustion sources such as power plants and automobiles. PM10 can be inhaled into the lungs, accumulate in the respiratory system, enter the bloodstream, and trigger heart disease, lung cancer, asthma, respiratory diseases, and impair lung function. Therefore, it poses significant harm to sensitive populations such as the elderly, children, and those already suffering from cardiopulmonary diseases.
You must be wondering, which cities in the world have the best air quality? Please see the chart below (the left column shows the PM10 index, and the right shows the PM2.5 index):
Do you see it? They are all Canadian cities; it turns out that Canada is the place with the cleanest air in the world! Among them, Whitehorse in Yukon, Canada, has only 3 micrograms of PM10 per cubic meter, making it the city with the cleanest air in the world today. Canada's fresh air is considered so precious by the Chinese that it is no wonder a netizen once joked: "When coming back from Canada, you don't need to bring anything else, please bring a bag of fresh air."
[Fresh Air in Canada]
Immigrate to Canada Living in a City of Cleanliness
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