Learning anti -fraud and eating moon cakes, the police invited college students to enter the police room to spend Mid -Autumn Festival together

Jimu Journalist Zhang Lijing

Video editing Zhang Lijing

Correspondent Zhang Min Zhou Jichang

On September 9th, seven ethnic minorities from the Central and South National University were invited to enter the Xia Qingliang Campus Police Room of the Wuhan East Lake New Technology Development Zone Branch of Wuhan Public Security Bureau to spend the Mid -Autumn Festival with the police with the police. In the police room, the police and the classmates eat moon cakes together to preach the campus safety knowledge for the students. "I just went to college and I really wanted to be home. The uncle of the police invited us to celebrate the holiday, making me feel very warm!" Said Kuang Rong, a freshman.

"You are far away from home, you can't go home in the Mid -Autumn Festival, let's go to our police room for a festival!" At 3 pm on September 9th, ethnic minority college students from Central and South National University wearing national costumes, led by police Luo Hao's leadership Go into the campus police room.

The police and the classmates sit around and eat moon cakes together

Entering the police room, Luo Hao introduced the work responsibilities of the police officer of the campus police room and the functions of various regions. Then, the anti -fraud police Chen Ting held a discussion with the classmates on campus safety and anti -fraud knowledge.

During the symposium, Chen Ting interacted with his classmates to introduce the types of common frauds such as false shopping consumption, impersonating acquaintance fraud, online order fraud, game equipment fraud, posing as customer service fraud, and detailed the policy of college students' settlement policies. explain.

Anti -fraud knowledge discussion

Subsequently, the police and the classmates sat around to eat moon cakes. The atmosphere was warm and harmonious. The students also brought ethnic minority dances to send holiday blessings to the police. Kuang Rong, a freshman from Pu'er, Yunnan, said that he would inevitably be used to studying for the first time, but it was surprising that he was very warm to be able to spend the festival with his uncle in school.

The classmates invite the police to dance together

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