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Smoking prohibition on campus promotes harmonious development.

University is a holy place for learning and a paradise for reading. It is necessary to ban smoking. Let's verify the necessity of this measure from an example.

"We can't buy cigarettes for five dollars."

The reporter went to some colleges and universities to investigate the smoking status of college students. It is the weekend, and many college students are playing computer to kill time in the dormitory. You can play games, watch movies, read books and chat. In the boys' dormitory, there are not a few students who smoke. The reporter conducted a random interview with 20 college students from 10 university in the university town, and learned that many boys like smoking, and more and more girls have joined the ranks of smokers.

The reporter learned that every winter and summer vacation, students will bring a few characteristic cigarettes from their hometown and share them with each other in the dormitory. "Every time we can't wait to share good cigarettes, the dormitory is always filled with smoke when school starts. Students in Jiujiang, Jiangxi bring "Jinsheng" cigarettes, and students in Chengdu, Sichuan bring several "Jiaozi" cigarettes. " "Lotus King" is an indispensable "personal letter" for Hunan students every time, a college student told reporters.

The reporter found that although college students are still "reaching out to class", they pay more attention to the grade of smoking. Moderate "double happiness" is the main one, followed by "Five Leaves God" and "White Sands", and the price is around 10 yuan, and some are more expensive. 5 yuan cigarettes, they feel "out of control." Some artists also make hookahs, while most girls smoke mint-flavored ladies' cigarettes.

"Smoking in the dormitory is like an infectious disease."

Xiao Wang is one of the smokers. When he first went to college, he didn't smoke, but two students in the dormitory did. Every time they smoke, they ask other students if they want it. Once, Xiao Wang couldn't help but take the cigarette given by his classmate: "It's too easy to learn to smoke. As long as you light a lighter, you can't live without cigarettes in the future. "

Xiao Wang said that because college students are relatively relaxed in their studies, several students get together when they are bored. If one of them smokes, the other students will soon learn to smoke. "Smoking is like an infectious disease." When I graduated, all six students in Xiao Wang's dormitory became smokers. He said he could smoke freely in the dormitory. But I will try to restrain myself in public.

The legality of banning smoking in university campus is obvious. Because classrooms, libraries, canteens, dormitories and other study and living places are undoubtedly "public places". In addition, the more important value of the anti-smoking campaign in universities may be that it can play a special role in education and demonstration on anti-smoking issues. As we all know, university campus is not only a public place in the general sense, but also a public place engaged in sacred education-cultivating a sound personality (in the words of Cai Yuanpei). In this case, it is self-evident that developing healthy living habits such as non-smoking should become the educational connotation, ability and environment that universities must have.

To some extent, it is precisely because of the lack of educational connotation, ability and environment that the smoking group of Chinese students, especially college students, is huge and smoking is younger. The survey shows that students in China started smoking 2-3 years earlier than in 1960s and 1970s. Among them, high school students and college students aged 16 account for 75%. In addition, special laws such as the Law on the Protection of Minors explicitly prohibit minors from smoking.

It can be seen that it is very urgent to strengthen the smoking ban on campus, especially on university campus, and strengthen the educational responsibility of the education department in the smoking ban.

Colleges and universities are places where high-density people live, especially classrooms, restaurants and dormitories. , should belong to public places. From the perspective of public interest, schools prohibit teachers and students from smoking in public places and require teachers to set an example. I think this is understandable.

As adult citizens, college students should have a personal choice whether to smoke or not. However, "whether you can smoke in public places" should be considered on the scale of public interest. In public places, when the smoking right of "smokers" conflicts with the health right of "non-smokers" and the public's rights and interests, it should be natural to safeguard the health right of "non-smokers" and the public's rights and interests, and we should vigorously support smoking bans in schools.

The university campus itself is a public place, which should be full of rich scholarly atmosphere. What a scandal! Therefore, the scope of the "no smoking movement" in colleges and universities, even if it is extended to the whole campus, is not an exaggeration.

According to the survey, the proportion of college students "smokers" is on the rise. The Department of Epidemiology of Medical College of Jinan University conducted a questionnaire survey on 350 college students. The results showed that the average smoking rate was 12.03%, the longest smoking age was 20 years, and the maximum smoking amount was 40 cigarettes on the same day. In many university campuses, we often see college students smoking. In playgrounds, dormitories, toilets, corridors and other places, cigarette butts can be seen everywhere, and some study rooms and dormitories are filled with smoke. The uncivilized behavior of college smokers is seriously affecting the study and life of others.

Among college smokers, smoking is not only a "spiritual sustenance", but also a "status symbol". In contrast, smoking often leads to consumption. For those college smokers who have no income, most of the money for cigarettes is squeezed out of the living expenses. Some college smokers spend almost 1/4 of their living expenses on smoking.

Therefore, no matter from the perspective of public interest or campus culture construction; From the perspective of cultivating teachers and students' health and good living habits, I think it is very necessary for schools to carry out the "no smoking campaign". In response to the appeal of a few college smokers to "take cigarettes as companions", the school might as well start with reducing students' physical and mental burdens, enriching students' cultural life and carrying out healthy and beneficial extracurricular activities, so as to reduce the "spiritual dependence" of college smokers on smoking, thus providing humanistic care and effective protection for the "no smoking campaign".