Facebook owner, Mark Zuckerberg is currently in China and he took time to post a picture of himself (above) jogging in the street of China and he wrote the captioned along below:
"It's great to be back in Beijing! I kicked off my visit with a run through Tiananmen Square, past the Forbidden City and over to the Temple of Heaven.
This also marks 100 miles in A Year of Running. Thanks to everyone who has been running with me -- both in person and around the world!"
But it seems that didn't please some concern Facebook users, who had to plead with Mark Zuckerberg to stop jogging the streets of Beijing and warned him the city's pollution could leave him with major health problems.
via UK Mirror
Last night, the tech titan posted a picture of himself appearing to float above the pavement of Tiananmen Square, where the Chinese army military slaughtered hundreds or possibly thousands of students in 1976.
But Chinese Facebook fans immediately responded to the picture by warning Zuck that he was exposing himself to dangerous levels of airborne nasties.
"Beijing is my home, but I'm not recommend you run outside," one woman cautioned.
Another caring commenter said breathing in "poisonous" smog could have dire consequences.
"Keep running in Beijing like that and your 5-year lung cancer incidence rate may tremendously increase," she said.
Another Zuck fan added: "I don't know why you would do something like this to yourself.
"You know the damage to your lung is permanent and could be detrimental."
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