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Topic: news Surviving the Smog: How to Deal with Beijing’s Air Pollution

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3 words: Leave Beijing
Is living there really worth it? Money? The lifestyle you can't live back in your home country? Is that all worth it?
I lived in Shanghai from 2003 until 2010, and I left because of the sanitation and air pollution issues, also, I was becoming a high tension, rude person by Western country standards.
Move back to a place with clean air and water. You don't see yourself living the China adventure for the rest of your life do you? Becoming Chinese?
I am an American, and after my 7 years in China, I learned a lot.
Clean Air and water are basics for life my friends. Consider moving back home. I am back home now...and much healthier because of it. I was going bald in Shanghai...hair was getting thin....but after returning home to Hawaii my hair actually started to grow in thicker again...no kidding. Living a healthier lifestyle too. Not afraid to go outside anymore...no Smog!!!!

Jan 03, 2012 04;14

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