高中世界无烟日宣传黑板报 1、小小一支烟，危害万万千。 Small a smoke, harm 10000. 2、让你的肺清亮一点。 Let your lungs clear point. 3、无烟世界，清新一片。 A smoke-free world, pure and fresh. 4、燃烧的是香烟，消耗的是生命。 It is burning cigarettes, consumption is the life. 5、青烟长在，恶梦长随。 Smoke in a long, long nightmare. 6、不抽一支烟，快乐似神仙! Don't have a smoke, happy as the fairy! 7、香烟是魔鬼的契约。 Cigarette is the devil's contract. 8、拒绝烟草，珍爱生命。 Refuse to tobacco, cherish life. 9、不一定烟雾缭绕的地方才是天堂。 Be smoky place is heaven. 10、现在吞云吐雾，以后病痛缠身。 Now, with pain in the future. 11、远离烟草，崇尚健康，爱护环境。 Stay away from tobacco, advocate healthy, care for the environment. 12、生命只有一次，怎能断送在香烟上?
Life only have once, how can terminate on cigarettes? 13、健康随烟而灭!有多少生命可以重来? Health with smoke out! How many can be heavy to life? 14、健康，随烟而逝;病痛，伴烟而生! Health, along with the smoke away; Pain, born with smoke! 15、还人类一片清新，请丢掉手中的香烟。 Also the human a piece of pure and fresh, dropped his cigarette, please. 16、烟缈缈兮肺心寒，尼古丁一进兮不复还。 Mu mesons mu mesons xi chilling lung smoke, nicotine entered no longer also. 17、吸烟，我们可以选择，那么，生命呢? Smoking, we can choose, then, life? 18、请把火柴留给你的生日蜡烛，而不是香烟。 Please leave a match for your birthday candles, instead of cigarettes. 19、点燃香烟的一刹那，你也点燃了死亡的导火索。 Lit cigarette, you also lit up a prelude to death. 20、我最怕最怕烟雾蒙蒙，看不清看不清你的面容。 I most afraid of be afraid mist of smoke that can't see can't see your face. Though smoking has been banned in public places in many cities, many people are still addicted to smoking, especially young people. Some smokers seem to have “quite convincing” reasons for their continuing to smoke. They claim if smoking is forbidden in public places, it will infringe upon their personal freedom and human rights. But these smokers should know that they are not entitled to the freedom to smoke, which infringes upon non-smokers’ freedom to breathe clean and fresh air in public places.
Unfortunately, these smokers make non-smokers victims of their bad habit. Some smokers ignore health problems and stress that the smoking ban will endanger the local economies. In their words, tobacco industry means money and millions of jobs. Indeed, tobacco industry, on the one hand, collects a large amount of revenue every year and helps develop local economies; on the other hand, they make people victims of lung cancer and other fatal diseases. Have they ever thought of the direct medical costs on treating smoking-related diseases? It is reported that the US Government has adopted even more severe measures to control the development of its tobacco industry. Having a hard time at home, some US tobacco companies are sparing no effort in finding their way into China, which has the world’s largest number of smokers. In modernChina, opium brought by British imperialists brought great suffering to Chinese people, who were then called “sick men ofEast Asia”. Have we forgotten this bitter experience? Is tobacco revenue so dear or smokers’ freedom so sweet, as to be purchased at the price of the health and life of our people?
