article_snippet: China has been rocked by a hard-hitting film made by a former state TV news anchor which links her baby's tumour to China's terrible air pollution.
article_snippet: The 39-year-old goes on to report how a number of newborn babies in China have contracted pneumonia without even leaving home.
article_snippet: Although her daughter does not explicitly link her daughter's tumour to China's air pollution, the film - the first to probe the topic in such depth - has prompted public speculation that the two are connected.
article_snippet: her daughter explains how her daughter found her daughter pregnant in January 2013, when 25 provinces and cities in China were blanketed by heavy smog.
article_snippet: her daughter adds that 175 days during 2014 were graded as polluted in Beijing.
article_snippet: Although her daughter does not explicitly link her daughter's tumour to China's air pollution, the film - the first to probe the topic in such depth - has prompted public speculation that the two are connected .
highlights_snippet: The news anchor fell pregnant in 2013, when Beijing was heavily polluted .
  
highlights_snippet: Has also prompted speculation that girl's tumour and air pollution are connected .