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reasonsforhope · 9 months
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"Proving that change is possible if the will to create it is present, Chinese megacities like Beijing that were once famous for their apocalyptic grey skies are enjoying the lowest levels of air pollution they’ve experienced in the 21st century.
Falling 42% from an average high in 2013 when Chinese air pollution was higher than 50 particles per cubic centimeters of city air, the change has increased the lifespan of Chinese urbanites by 2.2 years.
The news comes from a report published by the University of Chicago called the Air Quality Life Index which listed some of the actions taken by the Chinese government to reduce air pollution, described by the CCP as a “war on pollution.”
This has included reducing the presence of heavy industry like steel production in city centers, as well as restricting coal power plants from being built inside cities while shuttering those that were already there.
Some cities like Beijing have reduced the number of cars allowed on the roads during peak hours, similar to London’s congestion charge. Lastly, China’s mass urban tree-planting campaigns have been well documented.
While the life expectancy has risen on average 2.2 years, some cities have seen far more drastic increases. Citizens living under the new “Beijing Blue,” are predicted to live 4 additional years, while those 11 million in the north-central city of Baoding are predicted to gain 6.
“At the foundation of those actions were common elements: political will and resources, both human and financial, that reinforced each other,” the report said. “When the public and policymakers have these tools, action becomes much more likely.”
In fact, the decline in China’s pollution levels has been so drastic that it lowered the world average, which the report says would have increased if not for the Middle Kingdom’s war on pollution.
Although Chinese city air is still several times higher than the WHO’s recommended minimum, it shows what’s accomplishable with political and civic effort—particularly to its neighbors in South Asia where the report warns air quality is worsening."
-via Good News Network, September 1, 2023
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sweet-potato-42 · 3 months
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cool fun fact for sunday
East Asia and South of South America are Antipodes meaning that they are in completely opposite points on the globe.
This means that when Acau joins we will have ccs in oppolise places playing together. People who physically could not be further away from each other.
The ones in buenos aires would be the furthest but i doubt Carre will play so I think cellbit or bagi are next. (idk where exactly they live but I'm pretty sure they come from the south of brazil)
Here is a map of the world showing antipodes. The areas in orange are perfectly opposite to each other.
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myjunkisyuzuruhanyu · 4 months
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Congratulations to Team Japan for the Silver Medal! 🥈🇯🇵
Finally after two years the end result is here! Now award the medals asap!
The results have been changed by the ISU following the CAS decision on the doping of Kamila Valieva. USA wins Gold, Japan Silver and ROC Bronze.
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wassupnye · 8 months
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Can you imagine living in the city of New Beijing? Everything so futuristic and breathtaking. New technology and inventions. Millions of busy people doing their jobs and going about their lives. Arriving there after a flight and you see the signs or hear the androids saying in sweet voices “Welcome to New Beijing”. I would give anything and everything to go to the palace.
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aurora-daily · 6 months
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AURORA debuting “Your Blood” live during her Meet & Greet in Beijing, China | 22.11.2023
AuroraAksnes BEIJINGGGGGG! cannot believe we made this, wish i can see you all soon in the future! 北京!我们做到了!希望和可爱的你们可以很快再次见面 🧡💛 #aurora粉丝见面会#
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boog-how · 1 year
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Cinder and Kai's first meeting
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SHUT UP! UNIVERSAL STUDIOS SHREK AND FIONA HAVE NEW OUTFITS
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aaliyahunleashed · 2 months
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March 3, 2000
Aaliyah attends the 'Romeo Must Die' Post-Screening dinner @ Mr. Chows iconic New York Restaurant. Mr. Chows was a popular restaurant for Beijing cuisine with dishes ranging from $14.00 to $80 USD.
I wonder what dish Aaliyah picked?
DID YOU KNOW: When asking a family friend (of Aaliyah's) if she liked Pepsi or Coca Cola, they responded that Aaliyah loved Pepsi and drank it all the time.
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acnews · 15 days
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kneedeepincynade · 9 months
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Viewers' discretion is advised,the following footage contains working infrastructure and might not be suitable for an American/western audience
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The collective is on telegram
🇨🇳 Potete andare in diverse città della Cina, da Shanghai a Pechino, da Shenzhen a Chongqing, da Guangzhou a Suzhou, fermandovi nella ridente Chengdu, e così via. In qualsiasi città Cinese, troverete stazioni dei treni e linee della metropolitana altamente sviluppate. Sono bellissime, delle vere opere d'arte che fondono l'estetica tradizionale della Cina (Foshan, Xi'an) con la tendenza della modernità, come a Shenzhen e Changchun.
😍 Fonte del video: Ambasciata della Repubblica Popolare Cinese in Italia ⭐️
🌸 Iscriviti 👉 @collettivoshaoshan
🇨🇳 You can go to different cities in China, from Shanghai to Beijing, from Shenzhen to Chongqing, from Guangzhou to Suzhou, stopping in the charming Chengdu, and so on. In any Chinese city, you will find highly developed train stations and subway lines. They are beautiful, true works of art that blend the traditional aesthetics of China (Foshan, Xi'an) with the trend of modernity, like in Shenzhen and Changchun.
😍 Source of the video: Embassy of the People's Republic of China in Italy ⭐️
🌸 Subscribe 👉 @collettivoshaoshan
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p-h03n1-x · 3 months
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Xiao Zhan Studio Weibo update 2.10.2024 with behind the scenes photos of Xiao Zhan’s photoshoot for Beijing TV Spring Festival Gala (part 2 of 2)
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reasonsforhope · 5 months
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"During the global coronavirus pandemic, China built dozens of makeshift hospitals and state quarantine centers, some out of steel container boxes. They became closely associated with the anxiety of mass testing and the fear of sudden lockdowns.
Now, cities are turning the huge centers into affordable housing units for young workers in an attempt to revive the country's economy post-COVID...
Just over a year ago, these apartments were used very differently: for medical triage and quarantine facilities. Beijing alone built 23 of these makeshift facilities, designed to hold up to 23,000 people at a time.
"It was not very cold yet but they told me to pack my belongings," remembers Hudson Li, a Beijing resident who was quarantined in one of these facilities, called fangcang in Chinese, in October 2022...
Less than two months after Li was quarantined, Beijing lifted most of its COVID restrictions. Li says he still associates the fangcang with a feeling of helplessness and fear: "It has been over a year already, but I definitely have PTSD from the pandemic, from the fear of scarcity and having to stock up on a lot of medicine and food."
Attracting young tenants with low rents
Now the fangcang across the country are undergoing a minor transformation and turned into apartment units for young graduates like Li. The changes are an effort from local authorities, who have been tasked with restarting economic growth and supporting small businesses after nearly three years of ruinous lockdowns.
Populous cities like Beijing are also trying to bridge the housing affordability gap between high real estate prices and low salaries, on average, for young workers. In the northeast corner of the capital city, near its airport, one fangcang with more than 4,900 units has been rebranded the "Jinzhan Colorful Community" — a reference to the bright hues of paint — and now offers amenities like a canteen where residents can grab a cheap meal before or after work.
Another fangcang facility, in the northeastern city of Jinan, has been turned into 650 units for skilled workers inside an industrial park.
"Given that the current overall [COVID] epidemic situation in the country has entered a low level, revitalizing the fangcang for other housing purposes is worth learning and thinking about all over the country," Yan Yuejin, a housing analyst, told Chinese media.
The fangcang, once a symbol of containment, are now supposed to represent dynamism and growth.
"I have complex feelings about this. The facilities were built using public funds and not rented out transparently," Li says. "But I do have to say you will not get anything more affordable than these apartments. They are very price competitive."
A list of rental prices for a Beijing fangcang converted into apartments shows most rooms are Rmb1200 (USD $170) a month, low for Beijing."
-via NPR, December 9, 2023
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Siomai, Beijing roasted duck, chocolate inside gold wrapping leftover from Chinese New Year event day 1, the rest are lamian noodles~ Hong Kong crispy chicken lamian, spicy beef Mala lamian, pork belly lamian~ mmm
Fueling my energy before I start making mods & CC to fix Shang Shitla Simla.
Bonus picture: Ahaha哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈  🤣
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gwydionmisha · 1 year
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wassupnye · 2 months
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does anyone else picture new beijing being both a really cool futuristic city but also having a beautiful and sunny side
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destielmemenews · 9 months
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This campaign "is the largest covert influence operation that's currently active in the world today," Ben Nimmo, Meta's global threat intelligence lead, told POLITICO.
It allegedly spanned over 50 social media platforms and websites.
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