You can smoke in the streets of France.

I have never found a street in France where smoking is not allowed. Even the Champs Elysé es is crowded with smokers. But smoking is forbidden indoors in France, including most hotels with no smoking signs. On the bus, it is often seen that some people take out their cigarettes in their mouths when they get off the bus, or start smoking (many people like to smoke their own cigarettes), holding lighters in their hands, hoping that the bus can get to the station quickly and can't wait to smoke. The proportion of smokers in France is really high. People often walk in the street and ask you for cigarettes and lighters. Once I met an Arab boy in his teens. I was shocked when he came up to me and asked me for a cigarette. The French told me that there are more female smokers in France than men, and more than half of them smoke. I wonder if the data is reliable.

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