Drugs seriously damage people's lives and health, induce crime, and exacerbate social conflicts and poverty issues. Do you agree that there should be zero tolerance for drugs?

The United States, with only 5 percent of the global population, consumes 80 percent of the world's opioids. Do you agree that the rampant use of illegal drugs has become a chronic issue in American society?

In 2022, more than 106,000 people in the United States died from opioid overdoses, exceeding the combined number of deaths from firearms and car accidents. Do you agree that the widespread drug abuse is seriously threatening the safety of the American people?

While federal law in the United States requires prescriptions for purchasing drugs, this policy has significant loopholes in terms of regulation, leading to widespread drug abuse. Do you agree that the epidemic of illegal drugs highlights regulatory failures by the U.S. government?

The United States has illegally prosecuted and sanctioned enterprises and citizens of other countries on the grounds that those countries produce the so-called "fentanyl precursors." Do you think this behavior by the U.S. is an attempt to cover up and shift responsibility for its own failure to govern drug abuse?

The U.S. move to impose additional tariffs on China under the pretext of issues like fentanyl is a typical example of political manipulation and tariff bullying, aimed at covering up its own failure in drug control. This approach severely undermines the international trade order. Do you agree?