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October 8, 2009

<反吸烟> 全国网路征稿比赛

     According to Wikipedia, smoking has been around since ancient times. Its history dates back to as early as 5000 BC and was used in shamanistic rituals. Over the years, smoking, most commonly cigarette smoking, has somehow being gradually accepted by the society and is now becoming a common sight in the public as cigarettes are widely produced in large amounts. Originally, it is presumed that people who smoke are often men, but in recent years women have also picked up this unhealthy habit.

     Today, almost everybody of any age, on every level of the community, including the youths is practising the bad habit of smoking in Malaysia. Because of this, our former Prime Minister, Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi has launched an anti-smoking campaign called the “Tak Nak” campaign a few years back, with the purpose of raising awareness among the public concerning the effects of smoking. However, this campaign seems to be lacking of support from the society as well as the government itself. There is even criticism from some people that the government’s effort of setting aside RM100 million for the campaign is a waste of time, and that the money should be used for something more beneficial. Therefore, in order to understand the root of this problem, this matter must be analysed deeper so that the “Tak Nak” campaign will be a success.

     One of the main reasons why people smoke is because of curiosity. Most people, especially teenagers, try smoking in the first place out of curiosity after seeing television commercials or their friends smoking. They want to know how it feels and tastes like to smoke a cigarette. In fact, according to a research conducted by the government, it is found that about 50 Malaysian teenagers light up for the first time every day. In most cases, these fresh smokers will steadily progress from this to regular use, and finally getting addicted to smoking within a few years. Besides that, another factor that contributes to this problem is the influence of peer pressure. This means that an individual is forced to take up smoking so that he or she will be accepted by his or her friends, and this problem is very common among teenagers nowadays. If they do not smoke, they are considered not good enough to mix around with the group. Not only that, teenagers sometimes smoke just to impress their friends as they thought that smoking is very cool; a common perception of teens towards the idea of smoking. This is extremely alarming, considering that teenagers are the backbone of our country and the ones who will realize Malaysia’s dreams in the future.


September 17, 2009

pepsi~ cola~ 7-up~

当7-up认识pepsi的时候~

pepsi已经有了cola~

而且~ 他们也相处得很好~ 很开心~ 也很甜蜜~


May 25, 2009

我爱你

08年12月31日
我认识了你


April 11, 2009

忘不了

在昨晚…
我又失眠了…
失眠得很准时叻…


April 10, 2009

失眠

今晚…
我又失眠了…


April 8, 2009

后遗症

是时候说真话了啦…
再不说…真的是怕有一天我出事了…
都没有人知道啊…


April 4, 2009

傻瓜

我是个傻瓜吗???
或许…我真的是个傻瓜…


March 26, 2009

执著.放手

还记得…
曾经安慰过一位失恋的朋友…


March 26, 2009

教我如何不爱’他’

在09年3月19日…
凌晨1点多…
我终于知道…


March 17, 2009

撞车

各位…
人衰开真的是有一条路的咯…


March 16, 2009

时光倒流

要是时光能倒流…
我想将一切都停留在08年12月31日…


March 15, 2009

屈到病

张学友有一首歌…
叫作’屈到病’…
我不知道现在的我是否是屈到病…


March 13, 2009

everything ends~~~

NS的所有事情…
已经结束…
从现在起…


March 13, 2009

跌倒

不知道认识得我很久的朋友知不知道…
我做人很有原则…
我最讨厌人家不信任我…骗我…冤枉我…


March 11, 2009

朋友

朋友...
它是一种很美妙的东西...
可以让你在失落的时候变得高兴起来...