Kang Man-ok: South Korea saddened by fine dust

The dust levels in our country are affected by the dust, the fine dust of Chinese feet and the weather that occurs in our own country. Normally, the dust of our own countries is the mainstream. However, during winter and spring, the dust is brought in by a cold breeze from China to our country, then accumulated as atmospheric stensility, along with high concentrations of nitrogen oxides, sulfur oxides and other secondary products of micromolecular dust. Every winter and spring, the high concentration of Chinese foot dust is making our lives much worse. This has led to a collective experience of depression and helplessness, and the dust is changing the landscape throughout South Korean society. The problem of dust has turned into fear, and now it's a threat to individual survival. The dust has become ‘ Korea against sadness. ’. The Chinese government has been trying to reduce the amount of dust pollution in major cities by declaring the ‘ war against the superdust. ’. But the reality is that the Chinese government has moved large amounts of environmental pollution - causing plants from big cities to suburbs, from urban areas to rural areas, from east to west, and has increased the amount of dust emissions across the country. The country's eastern coast is particularly heavily situated, including coal power plants and burning plants and the burning lots. But the Chinese government and the press are consistently denying the impact of the dust on our country. Instead, the Chinese government has shown the attitude of "We have been reduced but Korea is a problem":.

Korean title: 미세먼지로 슬픈 대한민국

Korean author: 강만옥

Korean publisher: 해남

ISBN-13: 9788962381634