"Air Pollution in Eastern Asia: An Integrated Perspective" is a scholarly book written by an international team of experts from China, Europe, and the USA. It provides a comprehensive analysis of the chemical and meteorological processes responsible for the formation of air pollutants in East Asia. The focus is particularly on severe pollution events, especially observed in the winter months in Northeast China. Given the rapid population growth, economic development, and urbanization in Asia, air pollution has become a significant environmental issue in this region. The book is divided into six parts, addressing various aspects of air pollution, from sources to observations and the impacts on health and agriculture. It offers an integrated view of the past and present air quality in Asia and lays the scientific groundwork for potential mitigation strategies.