Should junk food be banned at school tuck shops in Hong Kong? (3D LEE TSZ WING)

In my opinion, junk food should not be totally banned at school tuck shops in Hong Kong.

First, eating junk food is convenient. It can be served immediately once it is bought. For example, it takes only three minutes for you to prepare a cup noodles after pouring in hot water. How conveniently it is!

Second, it can save a lot of time. The recess is short. When we are in a hurry, we can still have something to eat before the bell rings instead of feeling hungry in class.

Third, junk food is very tasty. It fits the palates of ordinary students in Hong Kong. Most young people love junk food very much. Junk food is exactly what they want.

Last, junk is inexpensive. It is much cheaper than other kinds of food. We can buy a helping of potato crisps with only a few dollars. It is affordable to most students even though they do not have much pocket money.

In conclusion, I think junk food should not be banned at all school tuck shops in Hong Kong.