In order to help international students better adapt to the environment in China, understand important information such as Chinese laws and regulations, and various rules and regulations of the school, on March 5th, the international school held a rich safety education lecture at the Student Activity Center. This lecture covers multiple aspects such as visas, drug control, and public security management, aiming to lay a solid foundation for international students to study and live in China.
Officer Ouyang Chao from Wenzhou Exit Entry Administration Bureau, based on his years of frontline law enforcement experience, explained in detail the entry and residence regulations through specific cases, emphasizing the importance of visa residence time limits. He pointed out that illegal residence not only affects future visa applications, but may also lead to serious legal consequences. Officer Ouyang also provided several emergency contact numbers and reminded everyone to prevent telecom fraud and protect personal property.
Zhao Yan, a police officer from the compulsory drug rehabilitation and isolation center in Huzhou City, introduced the dangers of traditional and new drugs in a clear and concise manner through pictures and text. She vividly illustrated the serious damage that drugs cause to personal health, family happiness, and even the entire society through real cases. She called on everyone to cherish life, stay away from drugs, and taught some basic skills for identifying and rejecting drugs, enhancing everyone's self-protection awareness.
Yang Meiyi, a police officer from Longquan Police Station in Wuxing District, gave an explanation on some violations among international students. Officer Yang emphasized that in China, everyone is equal before the law, and any violation of the law, regardless of nationality, will be dealt with seriously. She hopes that everyone can abide by Chinese laws and regulations and maintain a good social order.
This lecture not only gave international students a comprehensive understanding of China's living standards, but also provided valuable guidance for their future campus life and personal development. After the lecture, international students expressed that they had benefited greatly and were more confident in their future studies and life in China.
