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00:30Becoming popular in primary and secondary school campuses
00:32Merchants are also profiting from the hype surrounding stress-relieving devices online.
00:36They even packaged it as eating homework as a selling point to attract students.
00:40You must be wondering what these textbooks are made of.
00:44It is mainly made from glutinous rice water.
00:46That is, when we usually eat candy
00:49The thin, transparent outer layer that you can eat is...
00:53A membrane
00:54It belongs to a type of starch product
00:56According to reports, edible textbooks are categorized into two types.
01:00One type has textbook designs printed on the outer packaging.
01:03The outer shell is inedible, but the inside is made of edible glutinous rice paper.
01:06Another option is to print the textbook's table of contents and illustrations directly on the page.
01:12On glutinous rice paper
01:12So that students can eat it directly.
01:14Some sets are also sold together with items like Jump Jump.
01:18These edible textbooks are priced between approximately 9 and 40 RMB.
01:24The cost is approximately RM5 to RM24.
01:26This snack has attracted a large number of students to buy it online.
01:30Even hot-selling
01:32Even more surprising is...
01:33The reporter inquired with relevant online merchants about whether these snacks had food safety regulations.
01:38Certificate
01:38The merchant, however, is avoiding the question.
01:41Furthermore, no relevant supporting documentation can be provided.
01:43These snacks can't even explain the most basic food safety standards.
01:48How can we make people feel safe eating it?
01:50Seeing these dubious internet-famous snacks becoming popular on campus...
01:54The most worried people are, of course, the parents.
01:57Besides worrying about children getting food poisoning
01:59Parents are also worried
02:00This kind of marketing gimmick that claims to "eat up homework" can mislead children's learning concepts.
02:05Some parents said
02:07My own child is in elementary school.
02:09He questioned whether they had eaten the snacks printed with textbook images.
02:12Does that mean I don't need to teach you tomorrow's homework?
02:15The pressure of studying will disappear out of thin air.
02:17This is obviously impossible.
02:19To put it bluntly...
02:20This so-called stress-relieving device
02:23Not only does it fail to truly help children relieve stress, but it also fails to provide any real relief.
02:25On the contrary, it will encourage children to develop the wrong mentality of escaping reality.
02:31What about this popular snack that has sparked food safety concerns?
02:36Regulatory authorities in many parts of China
02:38This also serves as a reminder to consumers to be more vigilant.
02:40The authorities issued a warning.
02:41These kinds of edible textbooks?
02:42Besides using glutinous rice paper as the main raw material
02:44They often add a lot of coloring.
02:47Sweeteners
02:48Some merchants may even use printing methods that do not meet food-grade standards.
02:52technology
02:52To print it into so-called homework.
02:55Homework patterns
02:56Then it may cause gastrointestinal discomfort after you eat it.
02:59Increase the body's metabolic burden, etc.
03:01Relevant departments have now mandated that shops around schools...
03:05Inspections need to be strengthened.
03:07All so-called edible foods of unknown origin that do not meet food safety standards
03:11textbook
03:12All of these products must be removed from shelves.
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