Starting November 1, four new regulations closely related to children's health will be officially implemented — classroom lighting is more careful; eye protection standards are upgraded from “can see clearly” to “see healthy”; sports training has rules, and teachers, venue, number of people, and safety must stick to the bottom line; children's products have the first mandatory national standard for all categories, and the general safety bottom line closes loopholes; 4 strong toy safety standards have been upgraded, and chemical controls such as crystal clay and kneading are more accurate.

Starting November 1, four new regulations closely related to children's health will be officially implemented — classroom lighting is more careful; eye protection standards are upgraded from “can see clearly” to “see healthy”; sports training has rules, and teachers, venue, number of people, and safety must stick to the bottom line; children's products have the first mandatory national standard for all categories, and the general safety bottom line closes loopholes; 4 strong toy safety standards have been upgraded, and chemical controls such as crystal clay and kneading are more accurate.