On February 25, the World Health Organization called China to improve its air quality and urged Beijing residents to stay indoors. It is indeed an alarming signal. From ANBOUND research team's point of view, it is beyond city officials’ management ability to solve the smog problem as it requires the participation of both international and domestic experts. For instance, China can open tender and invite think tanks and scientific research institutes from China and abroad to seek solutions for China’s smog problem. By so doing, the Chinese government can find solutions while project positive image to the world.