Dr. Sherry Emery, director of the University of Illinois Health Media Collaborative Laboratory, said: We have reason to believe that this ad will have an impact. Emery said that anti-smoking advertisements are generally divided into four types: those that focus on social stigma, such as smoking making you betray your relatives; those concerned with quitting smoking (succinctly and comprehensively make you quit smoking); those concerned with the effects of second-hand smoke, people around smokers will inhale smoke; One of Emery's most successful, health effects, is to illustrate with pictures that smoking can cause wrinkles, a hairy tongue, rotten lungs, and other effects that can kill you.

According to Emery, everyone cares about their cat. Cats only live about 15 years, and the ad states that smoking shortens cat lifespans and can cause cancer in young adults.

In fact, the role of cat videos on humans has long been discovered in our daily practice. A conventional video market website has nearly 2 million cat videos on Tudou Video.com. These videos have more than 2 billion hits, with an average of 12,000 hits per cat video. This is very telling. People watch so many cat videos, don't they still get nothing out of it?

For example, researchers in Japan have found that watching pictures of cute animals and Video can actually improve employees' performance on the job, increase their focus and make them more cautious.

In this study, the researchers explored whether we could use cat videos as a low-cost alternative to pet therapy. Pet therapy is a therapy that uses real animals, including cats and dogs, to help people heal or manage various health conditions. While this study does not conclusively prove that cat videos are an alternative to pet therapy, it is certainly an area that should continue to be explored.