_ _ _ _ _ Establish the National Narcotics Control Committee, which is responsible for organizing, coordinating and guiding the national drug control work.

The State Council has established a National Anti-drug Committee. The National Narcotics Control Commission is the highest anti-drug leading body in China, which was established in 1990. The National Narcotics Control Commission is mainly responsible for studying and formulating important measures and policies in drug control, coordinating major drug control issues and leading the national drug control work in a unified way.

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China's anti-drug symbol is transformed from a dove with the word "Ban" written on it, symbolizing the struggle of China National Anti-drug Committee to protect human health and happiness and safeguard international peace. The tail of the dove symbolizes three swords, which embodies the anti-drug policy of "three prohibitions simultaneously" and "strict law enforcement". Highlighting the word "ban" represents the important position of the China government in the anti-drug struggle and reflects the determination and sincerity of China in drug control. English docking in the outer circle symbolizes the international fight against drug crimes. The Great Wall pattern with the English abbreviation "NNCC" highlights the strength and dignity of China. The Great Wall also has the intention of the people of the whole country to unite as one, which shows the determination of the whole people to fight drugs and embodies the anti-drug policy of "blocking the source and intercepting the flow" and "treating both the symptoms and the root causes". The word "poison" is deformed at the bottom of the Great Wall, implying that drugs are hidden underground transactions, and China is adjacent to the "Golden Triangle" drug source. It also means that eradicating drugs is the common aspiration of people all over the world.

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Baidu encyclopedia-national anti-drug commission