Edward Wong talks
about the struggles and unhealthy routine of citizens of Beijing. He talks
about how the lives of the people who live in such polluted city is limited because
of the risks of staying outside for a long period of time. The author moves on
to explain how equipment that provides a more healthy air are looked upon the
same way as luxury items.
By providing sufficient
data like reports of pollution percentage in a year and quotes of responsible people
such as the environment minister, Edward makes his arguments reliable by
backing it up with reliable sources. Also, by using his friends and other
people that he knows that live in Beijing, he is capable of giving the reader
some concept of how the life in such country is. Furthermore, by presenting his
daughter as an example a young person who has to grow up in a place that
prejudices her life, Wong makes the reader feel sympathy or be moved
emotionally and so be more concerned about the topic he is presenting.
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