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In everyday Chinese, 雾霾 (wùmái) is commonly used to refer to the phenomenon of "fog and haze" caused by air pollution. It is a combination of the characters 雾 (wù), meaning "fog", and 霾 (mái), meaning "haze".
雾霾 (wùmái) is often used in weather forecasts or news reports to describe the current air quality. It can also be used in everyday conversations to express concern or frustration about the presence of heavy pollution in the air. For example, someone might say "今天的雾霾真严重" (jīntiān de wùmái zhēn yánzhòng), meaning "Today's fog and haze is really severe."
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