Chinese Students Begin to Smoke at a Younger Age.
The new rules stipulate that any work places that violate the rule could be fined anything from 2,000 to 30,000 yuan. Individuals who smoke in the aforementioned areas and who refuse to stop smoking after requests to stop will face a fine ranging from 50 to 200 yuan. Residents are able to dial a hotline number - 12345 - to report illegal smoking.Teenage Writers No Rarity. Currently, an increasing number of adolescent writers are emerging in China. Books written by middle and even primary school students are constantly published, with some even becoming bestsellers.A railway court in Beijing is scheduled to hear a lawsuit against smoking on China's passenger trains recently, reports Beijing Youth Daily. A smoking area in a passenger train (File photo: VCG).
Smoking is a dangerous factor that causes major chronic non-infectious diseases, and these diseases account for 85% of the total deaths in China. Though progress has been made, China has a long way to go before it can reach its goals set in the “Healthy China 2030” blueprint. It will be unaffordable for the country to pay for the economic.A British media organization has reported five things that they believe are as harmful as smoking. Their findings are based on scientific report: The growth of social media and waning in-person contact has led Former Surgeon General Vivek Murthy to label loneliness a worldwide epidemic. And it could be lethal.
