article_snippet: Beijing (CNN)If you live in China and haven't watched -- or
article_snippet: The slickly produced video shows journalist Chai Jing presenting a comprehensive slide show, intercutting with fast-paced footage of journalist Chai Jing travels across China and the rest of world, to find answers to three questions
article_snippet: As shocking levels of air pollution continue to choke much of China regularly, The slickly produced video has struck such a chord with the audience that, in two short days, The slickly produced video's easily attracted over 100 million views -- a hugely impressive number even in the world's most populous nation.
article_snippet: With Chai former CCTV connections opening doors, Chai followed and interviewed top environmental and energy officials and experts in China -- and received surprisingly candid responses.
article_snippet: They point to the positive coverage of the video's massive online launch across state media, including an in-depth interview with Chai on the website of People's Daily, the ruling Communist Party's official newspaper.
article_snippet: Also, the timing: the video was released just days ahead of China's annual parliament session, during which legislators are expected to rubber-stamp the Communist leadership's policy agenda.
highlights_snippet: Two-hour documentary on China's air pollution goes viral .
  