Sentences describing severe smog

The sentence describing the severe smog is as follows:

1. It's foggy and full of people. At night, the gray sky turns pale, making it difficult to wash the dust in Wan Li. Haze is a naughty boy, fidgeting every day. These days, it came to Nanjing again, blocking the light of the sun's father-in-law, painting the blue sky and snow-white clouds with a layer of gray pigment, and occasionally letting a piece of smog wander in the sky. High-rise buildings were submerged in dense fog, and our breathing became restless.

2. Stand tall and see far! Standing in the window of the nineteenth floor, it is windy and foggy. Walking on the road without words, the fog is really thick. Fog and haze Wan Li locks China. I can't see, across the street, it's sadness. This week, the city we live in is gray and the sun is too shy to come out. In order to reduce the harm to our pupils, our physical education class can't be on the playground. I really hate this smog.

3. Beautiful rivers and mountains are picturesque, and the city is built across horses. How glorious it is for me to be a vacuum cleaner and travel around the world with a mask on. Hazy as fog, but also like a sandstorm, Jingtong quickly enters the morning sun, Babaoshan sends the sunset glow, whether it is day or ground. I take drugs for the capital. Where there is poisonous gas, I will lie down first.

4. I found it foggy outside in the morning, and I couldn't even see the mountains clearly. The sun lazily hid under the covers and refused to get up, so the visibility was very low. Turn on the TV, and the news is talking about it. It turns out that schools in Nanjing, Anhui and other areas have been closed because of the foggy weather these days, and Hangzhou has also stopped all outdoor activities of students. Everyone wears a mask when they go out.