Beijing Is Currently Facing a Major Disaster, Prompting Residents to Flee! Strange Winds Are Wreaking Havoc Across Many Regions of China!

Beijing is currently facing a major disaster, prompting residents to flee! Strange winds are wreaking havoc across many regions of China! (Video)

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In recent days, strange winds have unexpectedly swept through various parts of China!

In Guangxi, a sudden violent wind has flattened dozens of acres of sugarcane, leaving it cut down as if by a knife! In Xinjiang, the situation is even more alarming, with people struggling to stand against the fierce winds, being blown around and rolling on the ground!

Meanwhile, Hebei has been hit by a severe snowstorm, with cars buried under thick snow, and even carports collapsing under the weight!

On November 11, the capital city of Beijing issued an orange alert for heavy air pollution! The Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region and surrounding areas are facing a smog threat, leading some residents of Beijing to flee overnight!

Strange winds suddenly sweep through Guangxi! Sugarcane fields flattened

On the evening of November 8, a fierce wind suddenly struck Laiwang Village in Tianyang District, Baise City, Guangxi. According to the Guangxi meteorological department, this wave of cold air brought north winds of levels 5 to 6, with gusts reaching levels 7 to 9.

Some netizens described it as a "strange wind"! Just as winter is approaching, such a fierce wind has unexpectedly arisen, catching many people off guard.

Take a look at this scene! The once-tall sugarcane has fallen in large patches, all neatly laid down, almost all in the same direction. From a distance, it resembles a giant knife sweeping across the fields!

Local villagers express their dismay, stating that after planting sugarcane for twenty to thirty years, they have never encountered such a large area of flattening! What makes the farmers even more anxious is that it is currently the harvest season for sugarcane, with five to six hundred tons urgently needing to be sold.

Selling hundreds of tons of sugarcane is not as simple as it sounds. As of the time of this report, only a few thousand jin have been sold! Farmers have toiled all year long, and just when they are about to reap their harvest, an unexpected 'demon wind' threatens to wash away their entire year's income!

In Xinjiang, strong winds have caused pedestrians to be blown over and roll on the ground.

While the winds in Guangxi are already quite alarming, those in Xinjiang are even more dangerous!

From November 9 to 10, strong winds were reported in areas such as Urumqi, Xinjiang.

Videos circulating online show people struggling to walk against the fierce winds, their bodies swaying uncontrollably, with some even being blown down and rolling on the ground. Just look at this—this isn’t walking; it’s a battle against the wind!

The continuous scenes of strong winds from southern Guangxi to northwestern Xinjiang have left many netizens exclaiming how terrifying it is!

Hebei is experiencing heavy snowfall! Cars are buried, and traffic is obstructed.

While the strong winds have not yet subsided, Hebei has been hit by a severe snowstorm! From November 7th to 8th, Qinhuangdao in Hebei saw snowfall ranging from heavy to extremely heavy.

In particular, the Shanhaiguan District recorded 40.8 millimetres of snowfall, with a snow depth of 30 centimetres. Some residents remarked that they haven't witnessed such heavy snow in twenty or thirty years!

Footage from the scene shows cars along the roadside covered in thick snow, with some carports collapsing under the weight of the snow! Just as November began, Hebei faced such intense snowfall, leaving many residents unprepared.

Beijing has issued a heavy pollution alert! Ancient texts referred to it as 'the haze of heaven and earth, the discord between rulers and subjects.'

As many regions in China are battered by strong winds and snowstorms, the capital city, Beijing, has also raised the alarm for severe air pollution! At midnight on November 11th, Beijing officially activated an orange alert for heavy air pollution. Authorities predict that from November 11th to 14th, Beijing may experience moderate pollution, with some areas and times even reaching severe pollution levels!

The impact is not confined to Beijing alone.

Tianjin, as well as Shijiazhuang, Baoding, Langfang, and Tangshan in Hebei, along with Zhengzhou and Anyang in Henan, and Jinan and Dezhou in Shandong, are also affected by the pollution. Some residents of Beijing have even begun to flee the city to escape this wave of smog!

Why are people so concerned?

Severe pollution is not merely characterised by a grey sky and an inability to see distant skyscrapers. The Beijing Centre for Disease Control and Prevention has issued a warning that heavy pollution can lead to symptoms such as coughing, sore throat, eye discomfort, and may even trigger asthma and other illnesses, as well as exacerbate cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases.

Beijing is the capital of China! In recent years, authorities have invested significant resources to tackle air pollution, yet whenever the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region faces adverse weather conditions, widespread pollution still occurs. After years of efforts, do ordinary citizens still have to worry about breathing clean air?

When it comes to smog, it carries an additional layer of meaning in ancient China. The "Book of Songs" mentions "the wind ends, and the haze rises" as early as ancient times. Furthermore, the "Book of Jin: Treatise on Astronomy" states: "When heaven and earth are hazy, it indicates discord between the ruler and his ministers."

Ancient people believed that when the heavens and earth were dim, and dust and haze obscured the sun, it could signify discord among rulers and ministers, leading to disorder in governance, which was seen as an ominous sign from the heavens. There is also a traditional belief that the ancient character for "haze" is linked to the character for "burial," which implies interment; thus, haze obscuring the sun is interpreted as a significant misfortune and an ominous omen.

In traditional Chinese thought regarding the connection between heaven and humanity, such celestial phenomena are viewed as warnings to rulers. Some netizens have remarked: "Haze, ancient and modern reasoning is the same; celestial phenomena, ancient and modern are interconnected!" If we adhere to the ancient understanding of celestial signs, what does this haze that obscures the sky and sun truly signify?

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