Drugs are extremely harmful to individuals and society, and college students, as a new force in society, have the responsibility to resolutely prevent and resist drugs. Here are some suggestions:
1.*Enhance legal awareness**: Understand drug-related laws and regulations, know the legal consequences of drug use, drug trafficking and other behaviors, and enhance the consciousness of abiding by laws and disciplines.
2.*Understanding the Dangers of Drugs**: Through study, lectures and other forms of in-depth understanding of the harm of drugs to the body, psychology, family and society, establish the awareness of staying away from drugs.
3.*Cultivate a healthy lifestyle**: Develop good living habits, such as regular work and rest, balanced diet, moderate exercise, etc., to enhance physical fitness and improve the ability to resist**.
4.*Strengthen psychological adjustment**: Learn to deal with stress and frustration correctly, seek help when encountering difficulties, and avoid using the wrong way to escape problems.
5.*Establish a correct view of dating**: Choose friends carefully, stay away from people with bad habits, and do not participate in any drug-related activities.
6.*Improve self-protection**: Be vigilant in settings where drugs may be present, such as entertainment venues, and refuse food and drinks from unknown sources.
7.*Participate in anti-drug campaigns**: Actively participate in anti-drug publicity activities organized by schools or communities to enhance their own and others' awareness of drug prevention.
8.*Report illegal acts**: If you find that someone around you is involved in drug trading or use, you should immediately report to ** to jointly maintain social security.
9.*Pay attention to mental health**: Pay attention to your mental health, and seek professional psychological counseling in time when you encounter emotional problems**.
10.*Establish the right values**: Establish positive life goals and values, and pursue a healthy and meaningful lifestyle.