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People in Beijing cannot see the sun. The air is buildingscleanercoalenvironmentfogfrontfullhitleadersmasksmessagenoseoutdoorspoisonouspollutionqualitysunrisethickworryingworse of smog (a mixture of smoke and buildingscleanercoalenvironmentfogfrontfullhitleadersmasksmessagenoseoutdoorspoisonouspollutionqualitysunrisethickworryingworse). The smog is so buildingscleanercoalenvironmentfogfrontfullhitleadersmasksmessagenoseoutdoorspoisonouspollutionqualitysunrisethickworryingworse that it blocks the sun all day. People really miss seeing the sun. Beijing's buildingscleanercoalenvironmentfogfrontfullhitleadersmasksmessagenoseoutdoorspoisonouspollutionqualitysunrisethickworryingworse decided to do something so people could see the buildingscleanercoalenvironmentfogfrontfullhitleadersmasksmessagenoseoutdoorspoisonouspollutionqualitysunrisethickworryingworse. They put giant LED screens across the city. People stand in buildingscleanercoalenvironmentfogfrontfullhitleadersmasksmessagenoseoutdoorspoisonouspollutionqualitysunrisethickworryingworse of the digital screens and watch the sunrise. The screen in Tiananmen Square also had a special buildingscleanercoalenvironmentfogfrontfullhitleadersmasksmessagenoseoutdoorspoisonouspollutionqualitysunrisethickworryingworse on it. It was a public announcement that read: "Protecting the atmosphere and buildingscleanercoalenvironmentfogfrontfullhitleadersmasksmessagenoseoutdoorspoisonouspollutionqualitysunrisethickworryingworse is everyone's responsibility." The live, digital sunrise is already a buildingscleanercoalenvironmentfogfrontfullhitleadersmasksmessagenoseoutdoorspoisonouspollutionqualitysunrisethickworryingworse with tourists. Ricardo Hernandez from Mexico said: "It looks like science fiction. It's kind of cool, but it's also buildingscleanercoalenvironmentfogfrontfullhitleadersmasksmessagenoseoutdoorspoisonouspollutionqualitysunrisethickworryingworse. This smog sucks."

The air buildingscleanercoalenvironmentfogfrontfullhitleadersmasksmessagenoseoutdoorspoisonouspollutionqualitysunrisethickworryingworse in China's cities often becomes bad in winter. People burn more buildingscleanercoalenvironmentfogfrontfullhitleadersmasksmessagenoseoutdoorspoisonouspollutionqualitysunrisethickworryingworse for heating in the winter months. This makes more buildingscleanercoalenvironmentfogfrontfullhitleadersmasksmessagenoseoutdoorspoisonouspollutionqualitysunrisethickworryingworse. Beijing's mayor promised to make the air buildingscleanercoalenvironmentfogfrontfullhitleadersmasksmessagenoseoutdoorspoisonouspollutionqualitysunrisethickworryingworse. He said the city would spend $2.4 billion this year to improve the air quality. Many workers wore face buildingscleanercoalenvironmentfogfrontfullhitleadersmasksmessagenoseoutdoorspoisonouspollutionqualitysunrisethickworryingworse on their way to work. They did not want to breathe the buildingscleanercoalenvironmentfogfrontfullhitleadersmasksmessagenoseoutdoorspoisonouspollutionqualitysunrisethickworryingworse air. One man told reporters: "I couldn't see the tall buildingscleanercoalenvironmentfogfrontfullhitleadersmasksmessagenoseoutdoorspoisonouspollutionqualitysunrisethickworryingworse across the street this morning. The smog has become buildingscleanercoalenvironmentfogfrontfullhitleadersmasksmessagenoseoutdoorspoisonouspollutionqualitysunrisethickworryingworse in the last two to three years." He said the smog usually makes him feel bad: "I often cough and my buildingscleanercoalenvironmentfogfrontfullhitleadersmasksmessagenoseoutdoorspoisonouspollutionqualitysunrisethickworryingworse is always running,'' he said. The US embassy advised people to, "avoid all physical activity buildingscleanercoalenvironmentfogfrontfullhitleadersmasksmessagenoseoutdoorspoisonouspollutionqualitysunrisethickworryingworse”.