Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the articles highlights the ongoing efforts and effectiveness of the Chinese judiciary in combating drug-related crimes, particularly focusing on new types of drug offenses and their rising prevalence among younger populations [1][2][3] - In 2024, Chinese courts concluded 35,859 drug crime cases, with a notable 29.31% year-on-year decrease in the first five months, indicating a long-term downward trend in drug crime cases over the past decade [1] - New types of drug crimes are increasingly surpassing traditional drug offenses, with a concerning trend of younger individuals being involved in these crimes, prompting the judiciary to take stringent measures against such offenses [1][2] Group 2 - The Supreme People's Court has released seven new drug-related cases to raise public awareness about the dangers of new types of drugs, particularly targeting youth education on the risks associated with substances disguised as harmless [2] - The judiciary is actively enhancing its judicial response to new drug crime situations, with drug crime cases constituting 7.46% of all criminal cases in the court's case database [2] - There is a commitment to strictly punish crimes that lead to the illegal distribution of medical narcotics while ensuring the protection of legitimate medical use, highlighting the need for accurate case classification and appropriate penalties [2] Group 3 - Future initiatives will focus on leveraging judicial resources to enhance public education about new drugs and their dangers, particularly aimed at improving youth awareness and prevention capabilities [3]