Haze All Over, We Are Waiting for You at the Beach with Fresh Air

As climate changes badly these years, the hazy weather frequently appears in autumn and winter seasons. Especially in big cities like Beijing, Tianjin and Hebei, heavy fog becomes the most common memory of winter for some people and even the masks in stores are sold out. Netizens have joked on the internet that the haze in different cities have different “taste”.

Whenever smog strikes, northern China is like this...

But there are always exceptions, right?

At this moment, people from Weihai would say: we feel sorry about that, but we can’t sympathize with you, because the blue sea and blue sky are the main colors of Weihai. Recently, the institute of standard ranking released the rank of 2016 “China Oxygen Bar Cities”, Weihai ranks fifth in the country.

According to the list, Weihai had “321 days of excellent air quality in 2015”; Urban forest covered area 42.2%; Green coverage rate of construction area 48.72%; Park green land area per capita 25.05 square meters in construction area. These data ranked Weihai the 55^th in the top 50 cities.

When some schools in the north area are building inflatable film stadium to resist the smog, students from Weihai IVY International School can fully enjoy themselves under the blue sky and white clouds!

“To be or not to be, that is a question”, but studying the same international courses in international schools, whether you want to stay with the haze and mask all day long or enjoy the clean and fresh air under the blue sky and white clouds, this is not a question.

What’smore, as the first international high school who is directly authorized certification by University of Cambridge International Examination Committee,IVY has the global selection of abundant teaching resources, adopts English-only and personalized small class teaching mode and carries out colorful quality education activities. With the help of professional overseas college counselling, many students have been successfully promoted top restigious universities like University of St Andrews, King's College London in Britain; Emory University, Savannah College of Art and Design in the United States; Simon Fraser University, University of Toronto in Canada; Yonsei University in South Korea; University of Queensland, The University of Adelaide, The University of New South Wales in Australia and The University of Auckland in New Zealand, etc.

After reading all of these, can you say “NO” to Weihai and IVY? I know I can’t.