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People should look after their health as a duty to the society where they live,

rather than their own benefits.

What extent do you agree or disagree?

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Health, characterized by mental and physical health has always been a fascinating complexity. From my perspective, it is a combination of societal as well as personal issues.

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The average level of individual health is closely correlated with the extent to which the society can be healthy.If most people are law aware, the society can run smoothly with low crime rate. Similarly, the longevity and low rate of sickness of a country imply that the medical service and the overall well-being are high. Therefore, a person’s health is not simply their issue, but every individual contributes together to the whole society equipping productive labor with positiveness. This accounts for the statement that people are obliged to develop personal fitness along with ethical awareness.

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Nevertheless, as individuals, being responsible for health lays the basis for survival, not to mention for further development. Only by being physically strong can we enjoy life to the maximum and live life full. Whatever activities and explorations require strength and power which comes from our body. Besides, psychological stability guarantees the sustainability of personal growth. If one person suffers from mental problems, they would be trapped in misery far from real happiness. What should not be ignored is the moral disciplines which not only shapes law abiders but also maintainns the stability of the public. ?

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In closing, a healthy society stems from healthy individuals. And, in turn healthy people create organized society that benefits its people.