All exported products from Sunsong Fireworks are professionally packaged and transported according to UN dangerous goods classifications (1.4G/1.3G), complying with IMO/ADR/RID international standards, and are accompanied by MSDS and transport appraisal reports.

Absolutely not. It is extremely dangerous and violates laws and regulations. Pyrotechnic compositions are strictly controlled explosive hazardous substances by the state. Privately dismantling various fireworks or dud shells to extract gunpowder or powder can easily trigger instantaneous detonation causing severe injuries. Storing such gunpowder also leads to legal consequences such as detention and imprisonment.

Multiple safety hazards of setting off fireworks in rainy and windy weather, specifying wind speed and rainfall conditions unsuitable for use, explaining that damp fireworks are prone to misfires and explosions; strong winds alter trajectories and ignite nearby combustibles, while providing correct handling procedures for storage and postponement during adverse weather.

The core reasons for burns, lacerations, and shrapnel injuries from setting off fireworks include four categories: human operational errors, product quality defects, inadequate environmental/site conditions, and lack of child supervision. It analyzes high-risk injury scenarios such as dud shells, misfires, close-range viewing, and reverse jetting, while providing corresponding safety prevention measures.

Prioritize safety: fully soak and cool waste before sorting. Residual propellant or contaminated casings must not be discarded directly as dry debris can smolder and cause bin fires. Illegal disposal leading to fires results in compensation and detention penalties.

It is completely illegal with no exceptions. Fireworks and firecrackers are flammable and explosive hazardous materials. The state implements a transportation permit system. Whether for personal use or sale, transporting them without a 'Fireworks Road Transportation Permit' is illegal. The larger the quantity, the stricter the penalty; large-scale transport can constitute a criminal offense. Source: www.gov.cn

Firework grades follow China's mandatory standard GB 10631-2025 'Safety and Quality of Fireworks', classifying fireworks into Grades A, B, C, and D based on pyrotechnic composition, blast power, danger level, and operator qualifications. Danger decreases from A to D. Simple distinction: Grades A & B are for professional use only; public purchase is prohibited. Grades C & D are for personal use and legally available for home purchase.

Depending on the severity, there are two approaches. For slight moisture, air-dry naturally in a ventilated, cool place. If heavily soaked, fuses wet, or chemicals dissolved, dispose of immediately. Never force-dry or ignite. Do not use high-heat drying.

After being burned by fireworks, sparklers, or firework sparks, follow the internationally recognized five-step first aid process: flush, remove, soak, cover, and send. Handle based on severity; do not use folk remedies.