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Spain: combining tradition with change

机译:西班牙:将传统与变革相结合

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As the international tobacco industry was preparing to converge on Barcelona for TABEXPO, we asked SILVIA CAMPO, who was born in Spain, to provide a glimpse of her country and what it means to be Spanish. Smoking in Spain is a way of life; or, at least, it used to be. Having left my country for England over eight years ago, it never ceases to surprise me during visits home how many smokers there seem to be around. At most bars and restaurants, the staff would look puzzled if you asked them to direct you to the no-smoking area. Once, I was even served at a pharmacy by a chemist who, despite his professional-looking white coat, was puffing away happily. Granted, some things have changed recently: you cannot, for example, light up during a coach trip any more. But the sight of people smoking just about everywhere is what always tells me that I am back home. Smelling cigarette smoke at the airport as soon as the plane had landed, even before passport control ― that used to be the first sign.
机译:当国际烟草业准备汇聚巴塞罗那参加TABEXPO时,我们请出生在西班牙的SILVIA ​​CAMPO瞥见她的国家以及成为西班牙人意味着什么。在西班牙吸烟是一种生活方式。或至少曾经是。在八年前离开我的国家前往英国后,回国时从未有令我惊讶的地方,那里似乎有多少烟民。在大多数酒吧和餐馆,如果您要求他们将您引导到禁烟区,工作人员会感到困惑。有一次,我甚至在一家药房里当了一名化学家,尽管他穿着专业的白大褂,却开心地喘着气。当然,最近有些事情发生了变化:例如,您不能再在教练旅行期间亮着灯。但是人们几乎到处都在抽烟,这总是告诉我我回到了家。飞机降落后,甚至在进行护照检查之前,就在机场闻到香烟烟雾,这曾经是第一个迹象。

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    《World Tobacco》 |2003年第197期|p.100102|共2页
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