People in China spend a week. Many people die at the age of 25 and are buried at the age of 75?

On Tuesday, news from the media said, "According to the Japan Meteorological Agency, sandstorms were observed on the 7th (May), covering a wide area from western Japan to northern Japan, including parts of Kanto ... The strong wind blowing from China carried yellow sand until the 8th, mainly in western Japan."

Last Thursday and Friday, Beijing and other places were hit by a large-scale strong sandstorm. "At noon on May 3, dust has taken shape. On the evening of May 3rd, the "Dust Corps" came to the northern border of China. In the early morning of May 4, without the help of strong winds, it quietly went deep into the hinterland of North China ... This pollution, the concentration of PM 10 in Beijing partially exceeded 2000 μ g/m3, and the average concentration of PM2.5 once exceeded 500 μ g/m3. "

Similar to the previous situation, in those three or five days, all kinds of helplessness, sadness, resentment or panic were embedded and ambushed in paragraphs and paragraphs, and they swarmed and became fast-selling words widely spread by social media. This default format has no substantial help in relieving anxiety, weakening panic and helplessness ... sand or sand, dust or dust, haze or haze.

Sandstorm is a meteorological disaster with complicated causes. It is a combination of sandstorm and sandstorm. Sandstorm refers to a sand-laden storm formed by strong winds blowing a lot of sand into the near-surface layer. Sandstorm refers to a storm formed by strong winds blowing a lot of dust and other fine particles into the sky. The combination of the two is one of the signs of environmental desertification ... almost in sync with the desertification of mind and human nature? Living in a "disaster" day after day, it is not easy to survive all over the body.

The Chinese character "Bao" is a cognitive word. According to the Japanese interpretation of Shuowen, the meaning of capital preservation means "the sun", and the extended meaning includes exposure, unarmed combat, bullying, injury, fierceness, cruelty, violence and impatience.

"When the sun reaches 45 degrees longitude, there is a strong wind in Beijing. If you open a summer, you can blow a head, so it is called "long summer" ... This paragraph is one of the many jokes during the sandstorm in the country last week, with cold face restraint and complicated heart.