China's current drug control policy is that drug control work focuses on prevention, comprehensive treatment, prohibition of planting, trafficking and smoking. Drug abuse is a serious social problem in many countries in the world. Drug abuse has caused serious consequences such as the increase of social crimes beyond national boundaries and the loss of personal personality, which has attracted the attention of the international community. Since 1980s, China has actively carried out the anti-drug struggle, actively participated in international anti-drug cooperation, and launched a wide-ranging anti-drug special struggle and mass publicity around the theme of International Anti-Drug Day.

1, prevention first refers to the most effective measures to prevent drugs, and comprehensive management refers to relying on the strength of the people and all sectors of society, division of labor and cooperation, and comprehensive use of legal, political, economic, administrative, educational, cultural and other means to punish crimes, reform criminals, educate and save people who have slipped, and prevent crimes.

2. Drug control refers to the work of preventing and punishing drug crimes, protecting citizens' physical and mental health and maintaining social order. In other words, it is to use the power of administrative decrees and mass supervision to urge people who smoke or inject opium or replace narcotics to quit their addiction, and to restrict and prohibit the social customs reform of planting, storing, manufacturing, transporting and selling drugs and appliances, which is also known as smoking ban and drug control.

legal ground

Article 11 of the Anti-drug Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) The state adopts various forms to carry out anti-drug publicity and education throughout the country, popularize drug prevention knowledge, enhance citizens' anti-drug awareness, and improve citizens' ability to resist drugs consciously. The state encourages citizens and organizations to carry out public welfare anti-drug publicity activities. Twelfth people's governments at all levels should regularly organize and carry out various forms of anti-drug publicity and education. Trade unions, the Communist Youth League and women's federations shall organize anti-drug publicity and education according to the characteristics of their respective working objects. Thirteenth education administrative departments and schools should incorporate anti-drug knowledge into education and teaching content, and carry out anti-drug publicity and education for students. Public security organs, judicial administrative departments and health administrative departments shall provide assistance.