

Air pollution in China is examined through Chai Jing's personal narrative and expert interviews, highlighting the failures of the Ministry of Environmental Protection.
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Air pollution in China is examined through Chai Jing's personal narrative and expert interviews, highlighting the failures of the Ministry of Environmental Protection.
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Chai Jing begins "Under the Dome" by recounting her daughter's tumor, which she believes resulted from air pollution in China. The film features interviews with environmental experts and factory visits, revealing the roles of state-owned energy companies, steel producers, and coal factories in worsening air quality. Chai criticizes the Ministry of Environmental Protection for failing to regulate these industries effectively. The documentary combines animations, historical footage, and personal narratives to address the urgent pollution crisis.
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Why Watch
- See Chai Jing's personal story about her daughter's health.
- Find out how pollution affects children in China.
- Meet officials from cities tackling pollution like London.
Did You Know
- The documentary was viewed over 150 million times on Tencent within three days.
- Chai Jing's daughter had a tumor that was removed shortly after birth.
- The film was taken offline within a week after the Communist Party ordered its removal.
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What caused Chai Jing to create Under the Dome?
Chai Jing started making the documentary when her unborn daughter developed a tumor in the womb, which she blames on China's air pollution.
How many views did Under the Dome receive shortly after its release?
Under the Dome was viewed over 150 million times on Tencent within three days of its release.
What historical event did Chai Jing reference in her documentary?
Chai Jing referenced the Great Smog of 1952 in London as historical evidence in her film.
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