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After 100 million views, China censors environment movie amid crackdown on journalism and reporting

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Chai Jing’s review: Under the Dome – Investigating China’s Smog

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Former celebrity TV anchor Chai Jing quit her job after her baby daughter was born with a lung tumor, and after a year of rigorous investigation, launched this 1 hour 40 minute documentary about China’s smog: what is smog? Where does it come from? What do we do from here? It is very powerful in many ways. English subtitles of the documentary are not yet completely finished, but if you can, grab a Chinese friend and watch it together. English subtitles are now completely finished, and other languages are being added.

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WASHINGTON — A 104-minute film lecture that outlines the serious pollution in China was removed from the nation’s Internet on Friday, after receiving millions of views and raising hopes that the country’s leadership might tackle China’s widespread smog problem. The film — by Chai Jing, one of the best-known journalists in China and a well-known former…

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