New "Nine Bad Habits" of Social Bad Habits

That is, eating wild animals, littering, dumping garbage and sewage, spitting everywhere, coughing and sneezing without covering your nose and mouth, smoking in public places, littering, defecating, squatting in the garden, especially in rural areas, divination and fortune telling, feudal superstition, ignoring environmental hygiene and household hygiene.

In our life, there are all kinds of bad habits that people used to take for granted and didn't care. However, the outbreak of SARS has given us a new understanding of our original way of life. The existence of bad habits provides soil for the spread of the virus and becomes a hidden danger to people's health. So, what are the bad habits in life? Let's have a look.

Bad habit 1: littering: garbage contains all kinds of bacteria and is a channel for breeding infectious diseases. Littering and dumping garbage at will is neither environmentally friendly nor harmful to people's health.

Bad habit 2: the toilet is dirty and smelly: the urinal does not flush after going to the toilet. Dirty and smelly environment not only affects hygiene, but also allows flies and mosquitoes to breed and bacteria and viruses to wreak havoc, which is the source of infectious diseases.

Bad habit 3: Spitting everywhere: Sputum contains a lot of viruses and germs. Sputum spit on the ground will spread in all directions as people trample on it, causing more people to suffer. Spitting everywhere is a personal habit and a lack of public morality.

Bad habit 4: Picking your nose and blowing your nose in public: Picking your nose in front of everyone is not only unsightly, but also if you shake hands with people who have dug your nose or pass things and food, viruses and germs will spread to each other; Blowing your nose everywhere or wiping it casually will do harm to other people's health.

Bad habit 5: Cough and sneeze without covering your nose and mouth: Everyone knows that one of the transmission routes of SARS is "droplets". Coughing and sneezing at close range without covering your nose and mouth will directly infect others, which is an irresponsible performance for the health of people around you.

Bad habit 6: I'm too lazy to wash my hands: I'll get a lot of bacteria after holding things with my hands or touching various items. Too lazy to wash your hands will not only make you suffer from infectious diseases, but also spread the bacteria on your hands to others.

Bad habit 7: Don't like taking a bath: Some people have the habit of not taking a bath. After a long time, they will smell of sweat and stink, and even their skin will itch and grow lice, which is likely to cause infectious diseases.

Bad habit 8: Don't change clothes: If you don't change clothes for a long time, you will smell bad. This is not only a problem of impoliteness when contacting others, but also a bad habit of unsanitary and spreading diseases.

Bad habit 9: Eating wild animals: The pathogen of SARS comes from animals. Although there is no accurate research, eating wild animals can lead to strange diseases. This living habit is harmful to the harmonious development of man and nature, man and animals, and destroys the ecological balance that human beings should have.