Should smoking really be banned in public places?
             Tobacco which had been discovered more than five hundred years affects our daily life deeply. It was used as effective medicine initially, the relationship between illness and cigarette had been found until the early 20th century. Since then, the discussion 'should smoking be banned' had being argued until today. One support banning claim smoking is bad for health, whereas the opposite insist that totally banning smoking will make smokers upset, violates human right and creates negative effects on the economy.
             A lot of people may know that there is a definite link between smoking and diseases. The NSW Cancer Council reported that about 25 diseases such as lung cancer, heart disease are caused by tobacco and nearly 10,000 people are killed by tobacco-related illnesses every day in the world. What the worse is not only the smokers can be negatively affected by smoking, the non-smokers who breathe other people's smoke also in danger such as passive smokers have more chance to suffer from the lung cancer and the heart disease. The research shows children whose parents smoking have increased frequency of middle ear infections, bronchitis, tonsillitis and pneumonia compared with children who grow up in a non-smoke environment. That is no doubt that ban smoking can offer us a more healthy life.
             As a coin have two sides. The smokers claim although smoking has it negative effect on physical health, cigarette help them to resolve psychological problem in some extents as well. A smoker said 'smoking can help relief stresses, if those people do not smoking, some of them may try some more serious illegal drugs which may increase crime rate' the addicts who grabbed by cigarette seriously find if they quit smoking, there are a lot of problems they will suffer such as: easy to get angry and worry, feel boring, get insomnia. In addition, my grandfather who is 80 said it
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