Funny

That's one of my questions/concerns about Chengdu.

While I understand that taking care of an entire country is notoriously difficult, and especially China, do you feel the CPC is doing enough work to combat/mitigate the pollution in Chengdu?

I understand that with heavy industry, some level of pollution is unfortunately guaranteed, especially in a critically and strategically important city, province and region, what with Chengdu practically being the capital of western China, and other than Beijing, it being the capital of China's military, almost. Not to mention scientific and technological development.

I've read that the monumental efforts of the government have really cleaned up Chengdu, as you said, it's much rougher for the people. Is there any hope of pollution levels dropping, at least anytime soon? Such as with new environmental and public health initiatives and more advanced technology?

One of my main concerns would be moving to Chengdu, and then developing cancer or some kind of respiratory or heart disease.

I'm mostly a homebody, though that's due to multiple unrelated reasons. And I imagine that in Chengdu, I'd want to spend much more time outside.

If I'm somehow able to get to China in the next few months/years, is there any chance of the pollution levels and types dropping significantly?