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Police in Changchun, capital of Northeast China's Jilin Province, publicly destroyed more than 1 ton of marijuana on June 26, Photo: VCG. In recent years, Chinese police have been tackling more cases involving the smuggling and consuming of marijuana. Many of the suspects have had experience living, studying or working abroad. Xiang Lin pseudonym tried marijuana out of curiosity while studying abroad and became addicted. The drug was detected by customs authorities in a parcel of candies and popcorn. On August 20, , Xiang was detained by police when he came to collect the parcel. The procuratorate said that with more Chinese people going overseas, the possibility of their being exposed to marijuana is also increasing, especially young people who study abroad and are more easily influenced by Western subculture. The procuratorate noted that marijuana is now being made into candies or popcorn to avoid detection. However, these are also addictive and illegal in China. China in uncovered cases of marijuana being mailed through international parcels, seizing 55 kilograms of marijuana and related products, the China National Narcotic Control Committee said on June 17, The suspects were mainly international students in China or Chinese citizens who had previously worked or studied overseas. Media reported that people who smoke marijuana move in certain circles and see taking drugs as a fashion or culture, and also try to spread the idea of taking marijuana. Wu was detained by police on November 17, and sentenced to three months in jail for smuggling drugs, and fined 2, yuan in January Police in Hangzhou, capital of East China's Zhejiang Province, also broke up a drug dealing circle in September and detained more than 50 suspects, Shanghai news website thepaper. According to the investigation, these drug addicts are all from rich families with properties worth more than 10 million yuan on average. Most of them knew each other while studying abroad and introduced each other to marijuana. After they come back to China, they spread the 'marijuana culture' like a virus. Police in Chengdu, capital of Southwest China's Sichuan Province, in January seized six marijuana plants in a rented apartment, together with grams of marijuana. According to the report, he became addicted to marijuana while studying in Canada and learned how to cultivate the plant when he came back to China. He had brought other people to his apartment to take drugs. Entering China Apart from Chinese students, some foreigners in China have also brought marijuana culture into the country from overseas. Some of them, either students or teachers, may have become addicted while they were living overseas and continued their habit after they moved to China. A foreign student in Suzhou, Jiangsu Province was sentenced to three years and expelled from China by a local court in November after he was found smuggling and selling drugs, according to the official website of the Suzhou People's Procuratorate. The student was seized by officers from the anti-smuggling branch of customs in Suzhou Industrial Park while receiving a parcel, in which police found grams of marijuana. Police said that the student began to smoke marijuana when he was abroad. In China, he got to know a marijuana dealer while playing online games and later began to sell marijuana to other foreign students in campus. An investigation found that he had smuggled a total of 1, grams of marijuana. Not uncommon Many Chinese students studying abroad admitted that they had experienced the drugs in one way or another. They would usually buy a marijuana cake together and each takes a bite,' Haozi pseudonym , an engineering student from China studying in the Netherlands, told the Global Times. Marijuana from Canada, US rises in Overseas returnee grows marijuana.

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