Group 1: Safety Concerns in Children's Toys - The "炸包" toy, which creates a loud explosion when activated, is deemed unsafe for children under 14, violating national safety standards [2][3] - Market supervision departments have intensified inspections, with over 25,432 personnel deployed in 2024 to check 16,398 children's product businesses [3] - There is a rising concern over toys like magnetic beads that pose ingestion risks, leading to severe health issues such as intestinal perforation [4] Group 2: Regulatory Measures and Quality Control - China mandates certification for various toy types, ensuring compliance with safety standards regarding physical and chemical properties [5] - Zhejiang Province has conducted 1,648 toy product inspections in 2024, identifying 103 non-compliant products, resulting in a 6.25% failure rate [5] - The market supervision authority has issued guidelines to regulate blind box sales, particularly targeting sales to minors [8] Group 3: Psychological Impact and Consumer Behavior - Card collecting among children has become a trend, with some children spending significant amounts on cards, raising concerns among parents [6][7] - The addictive nature of card collecting can negatively impact children's academic performance and mental health, fostering a sense of comparison and vanity [7][9] - Recommendations include parental involvement in setting spending limits and promoting alternative activities to mitigate the risks of addiction [9]