What are the ancient poems about "anti-drug"?

Ancient poems about "anti-drugs":

"The Ballad of Paozi" by Chen Li

Please don't be afraid of big cannons. Only a hundred cannons can kill a few people!

Please don’t be afraid of the rocket burning, it will only burn for two or three miles all night long.

As far as I know, opium smoke can kill hundreds of millions of people.

Translation: Please don’t be afraid of cannons. How many people can be killed with a hundred cannons? Please don't be afraid of burning rockets. They burn all night long and only burn two or three miles. But as far as I know, opium has killed hundreds of billions of people.

"The Ballad of Pao Zi" profoundly exposes the crime of British colonialists attacking Guangzhou with guns and poisoning the people with opium during the Opium War.

Extended information:

Anti-drug slogan:

1. Cherish life and stay away from drugs.

2. Drug abuse harms others, ourselves, and society.

3. One day of taking drugs, a lifetime of quitting drugs, and a lifetime of wanting to take drugs.

4. Knocked on the door of drugs and dug your own grave.

5. Take a sip of drugs and fall into the tiger's mouth.

6. One puff will make you excited, the other will make you addicted, and the third will cost you your life.

7. Once you take drugs, you will regret it for the rest of your life. Don’t bet your life on tomorrow.

8. Life may not be heaven, drugs must be hell!

9. Drugs are the root of disaster and the root of all evils. Don’t let drugs get close to you.

10. Youth gives you a sharp edge, don’t let drugs hide it.

Reference: Baidu Encyclopedia - "Paozi Ballad"