A comprehensive draft law aims to prevent smoking from becoming a bad habit for teenagers in Hangzhou. Under the draft, anyone caught selling cigarettes to juveniles will be fined up to 2,000 yuan ($294). Some young smokers and tobacco sellers, however, view the draft as ineffective. Lan Yuhong, a 22-year-old senior at the Beijing Sports University who has smoked for five years, said his first cigarette was stolen from his...
China: no more tolerance for age falsification, Youth Olympics squad undergoing strict checks
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Breitbart
China's top sports official Cui retires: report
China Daily
China Daily
Cui Dalin, vice president of the State General Administration of Sport (SGAS) and the highest-ranking...

