In the form of a pseudo-documentary, Terror Bay seems to have truly reproduced a major health incident caused by pollution. The hundreds of millions of fish corpses, small towns with corpses all over the street, the erosion of skin on many citizens, and the ugly faces of the authorities are all intimidating. Gagging. It reminds me of the occasional reports in the domestic newspapers, most of the pollution incidents without news, the local government naturally did not hesitate to put the people on the more realistic end in the choice of economic development (personal performance) and environmental protection. When the bodies of Jinxiuheshan and the descendants of Yanhuang were contaminated and desecrated, they rotted three feet of loam, and when they rotted into the bone marrow, their Chinese dream turned out to be to return to the simple and pure natural world; but the reality cannot be formatted and reloaded and left to the children and grandchildren. I don't know when this environmental debt for future generations will be available.
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