We are all sucking, do you know what smog smells like?

In recent years, severely polluted weather in the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region has continued to cause severe air pollution

"Serve the people in the fog"

"Serve the people with the fog!" and "If you don't take two breaths, you will feel uncomfortable!" This is the ridicule of the smog weather in the net posts, and it is also the norm for most people living in the smog day

Since 2013, the smog has "struck the crowd" and has become the annual keyword almost every year, occupying the throne

In 2015, 265 cities out of 338 prefecture-level cities in the country exceeded air quality standards

There is no harm if there is no comparison! Last year, among the 338 cities above the prefecture level, only six cities, namely Malkang, Lijiang, Shangri-La, Tacheng, Ali, and Nyingchi, met 100% air quality standards

In the smog days, we have experienced the loss of buses and the disappearance of urban buildings.

Smog is a kind of helplessness for many people

What is the smell of the haze you suck?

　　What is the smell of the haze you smoke? Maybe you haven't noticed it, but netizens have summed it up

　The smog with different "flavors" is not only a mockery of netizens, but also reflects the different ingredients and causes of smog in various places

　　The media broke the news that there is a popular saying in the environmental protection system that is familiar with the situation in Hebei, although every city has haze, but the taste is different: Baoding coal ash smells very strong, Xingtai Shahe is the choking smell of glass quartz sand powder

　　Different flavors of haze have different "recipes" behind them

　　However, no matter what kind of haze, there is one thing in common, that is, it is harmful to human health! On October 17, 2013, the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) under the World Health Organization made it clear Air pollution is identified as a human carcinogen, and the risk of carcinogenesis is the first category

　　Recently, a research report in the international journal "Microbiome" pointed out that drug-resistant bacteria were found in Beijing smog