Chinese toys

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Mid-Autumn Festival 2017: The 'Fate' of Traditional Mid-Autumn Festival Toys

With only a few days left until the 2017 Mid-Autumn Festival, all the shops on Hang Ma Street (Hanoi) are overflowing with Mid-Autumn Festival toys for children. However, unlike previous years, traditional toys have attracted more attention from small traders than Chinese toys.

Throw these toys away immediately if you don't want your child to be in danger.

When choosing toys for your baby, mothers should carefully consider the following items to avoid causing harm to their child.

Chilling: Chinese toothpick bow toy

The tiny toothpick-shooting bow, capable of piercing cardboard, apples, and even soda cans, has now been banned in some Chinese cities.

Thirteen magnets were found strung together in a row in the stomach of a young girl in Nghe An province.

A child in Nghe An province was hospitalized due to severe vomiting. Doctors were surprised to discover, after taking an X-ray, that 13 marbles were clustered together in a row in the child's stomach.

Extremely toxic, expanding plastic beads from China are still being sold openly in front of schools.

Despite warnings about their toxicity, expanding plastic bead toys of Chinese origin are still openly sold at school gates in Quang Ngai, causing concern among many people.

Hạt nhựa nở độc hại của Trung Quốc tái xuất trước cổng trường học

Thời gian gần đây, hạt nhựa nở, một loại đồ chơi trẻ em độc hại từng bị cấm vì chứa các chất độc gây tổn thương hệ thần kinh và có thể gây ung thư, lại xuất hiện trở lại tại cổng các trường học khu vực Hà Nội.

Chinese toy cooking set contains banned substance that may cause infertility.

Consumer protection authorities in the Republic of Cyprus are recalling a Chinese-made toy cooking set because they believe the product contains a range of banned substances that could cause infertility in children.

14-year-old boy earns $10.000 a week selling Chinese toys.

Will Deeth, a boy from Australia, earned $10.000 in a week selling toys he bought in China.

Avoiding Chinese products, parents spend millions of dong buying toys for Children's Day on June 1st.

Concerned about the health risks posed by the origin of products, many parents spend lavishly on expensive toys for their children during the end-of-year school season and on Children's Day (June 1st).

Buying Chinese toys: bringing a 'hidden killer' home for your child.

"Chinese toys flooding the market contain many harmful substances," this information is no longer unfamiliar to many people.

Chinese toys may cause infertility.

Greenpeace has stated that many toys originating from China may cause genital deformities in children.

80% of children's toys on the market are made in China.

The number of imported children's toys is dwindling, while up to 80% of children's toys on the market are made in China.

Chinese confectionery 'made in Hanoi', Chinese lamps bearing the Rang Dong brand.

Chinese confectionery 'made in Hanoi'

Tragedy at Luong Van Can's toy 'kingdom'

While Mid-Autumn Festival toys like lanterns, spinning tops, and decorations are bustling with customers in Hang Ma Street in the Old Quarter, right next door, Cha Ca and Luong Van Can toy streets are quiet.