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Wednesday, 11 April 2012




Chinese government wants to ban smoking at weddings

The Chinese government has started a campaign to make sure that all weddings are free of tobacco smoke.

A ban on smoking in indoor public places was brought in last year, but cigars are still a traditional part of wedding banquets.

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  • emiebabe22 (Age 11) wrote on Wednesday, 11 April 2012 @ 14:52

    Yes I agree, a wedding is a time for celebrating Marrige! Not for having a cigarette and smoking, I didn't know about you WERE allowed too! xxxx

  • samz (Age 13) wrote on Wednesday, 11 April 2012 @ 15:33

    If it's there tradition it should be allowed, but if it's not then don't do it.

  • kawan (Age 9) wrote on Friday, 13 April 2012 @ 18:49

    I agree,why would want to smoke at a wedding.It is quite disrespectful and unpleasant to the bride and groom.

  • girlonfire (Age 10) wrote on Sunday, 15 April 2012 @ 19:34

    I think that smoking should be banned in weddings there is NOTHING good about it !