In order to consolidate the achievements of drug prevention education for young people and to further enhance the awareness and capacity of young students to prevent drugs and drug abuse, the national youth drug competition finals were held in wuhan, hubei province, on 11 december。
This final round of the national anti-drug campaign, “counter-drug” and “counter-drug” and “having-to-hurt-to-hurt”, is divided into six stages. The competition is based on knowledge of drug policy, anti-drug laws and regulations, drug history, drug situation, drug hazards, drug rehabilitation and drug prevention. After intense competition, the hubei team received the first prize, the shanghai, shanxi and hainan team received the second prize, the jilin, shandong, chongqing, guizhou, zhejiang and guangdong teams received the third prize, and the u sunbok classmate from the shanxi team received the personal answer。
It is known that since 2016, a national youth drug awareness competition has been held for 10 consecutive years. In october 2025, the national youth anti-drug competition was included in the ministry of education's national competition for primary and secondary school students for the school year 2025-2028. In 2025, the national youth anti-drug competition was held for a wide range of young people, especially students from the fifth grade of primary school to the second grade of secondary school and from the first to the second grade of secondary vocational schools, in close connection with the “five ones” of national drug prevention education for schoolchildren, which was launched in the autumn of 2025 by unodc and the ministry of education. The competition was conducted in two stages, the first from 10 november to 10 december, with more than 60. 3 million young students throughout the country voluntarily and actively participating in all forms of drug literacy learning and the first round of counter-narcotics questions, and a comprehensive increase in drug awareness and capacity。
According to unodc officials, the organization of the national youth anti-drug competition in 2025 provided a broad, comprehensive and in-depth awareness-raising campaign on drug control among primary school students throughout the country, in particular on the abuse of addictive substances such as ephedrine. This competition will provide an opportunity for drug control authorities at all levels to continuously increase the dissemination, radioactivity and coverage of drug prevention education for young people throughout the country. It will continue to motivate young people to take part in drug control literacy and to protect young people from drug abuse。
