（Interpreter:Yingying Zhou）

Chongqing University of Engineering collaborates with the Traffic Management Detachment to conduct the first traffic safety lesson for the autumn semester

Net news (article/ the Security Department,picture/ College Student Journalist Team Zehao Xiang)In order to strengthen the traffic safety education of teachers and students in our school, comprehensively enhance their awareness of traffic safety and self-protection skills, on the day of the start of the new semester, our school's security department invited Vice Captain Jie Zhang from the Jieshi Brigade of the Traffic Management Detachment of the Banan District Public Security Bureau to the school to carry out the first special activity of the new semester's safety education.

In the lecture,Jie Zhang drew lessons from cases and used them to illustrate the law. Through clear and concise explanations and analysis of real cases, she systematically explained the harmfulness of traffic violations and focused on key aspects such as safe travel and safe riding, popularizing traffic safety knowledge to teachers and students. At the same time, by playing videos of typical accident cases, teachers and students are guided to deeply understand the importance of traffic safety, and the interactive Q&A session significantly enhances the actual effectiveness of publicity and education.

After the event, the participating teachers and students generally reported that they had gained a lot. The students expressed, "In the past, our understanding of traffic safety knowledge was not comprehensive enough. This lecture has taught us a lot of practical safety knowledge. In the future, we will strictly abide by traffic regulations and ensure our own and others' safety." The teacher representative also believes that "this lecture is very timely and necessary, which not only enhances the traffic safety awareness of teachers and students, but also provides valuable reference for the school's traffic safety management work. We look forward to regularly holding similar activities in the future