In an effort to further cleanse the cultural environment in the bailiwick and protect the spiritual home of the people, the quilang town organization recently organized an awareness-raising campaign on the theme of “smacking the quantities” to bring knowledge of “smuggling the quantities” to thousands of homes, with a view to creating a favourable climate for participation and shared governance。
The event reached out to villages, fairs, schools, set up information kiosks, fly banners on the ground, and staff and volunteers gave in-person speaking and speaking in plain language, explaining to pasters, businesses and teachers the basic meaning and importance of “sweeping off the streets”. “smacking” is the eradication of harmful content, such as pornography and feudal superstitions, and “backing off” is the fight against piracy of books, illegal publications and bad internet information. In the light of the real cases around them, the lecturers exposed in detail the dangers of pirated teaching, cheap “pockbags” and bad short videos, teaching people how to identify illegal publications through copyright pages and print quality, alerting older persons to illegal birthing and directing young people away from bad internet content。
At the site of the event, the staff distributed “smuggling” brochures, environmental kits, etc., to the public, set up an interactive session on knowledge and questions, and the public participated in a lively atmosphere. The awareness, support and participation of the population in the campaign was enhanced by the distribution of more than 200 information materials and the provision of more than 100 public consultations。
As a next step, the town will continue to integrate “yellow-blowing” into grass-roots governance, regularize education and special screening, fabricate a network of cultural market regulations, protect the healthy growth of minors using the cultural environment of qing dynasty, and contribute to the revitalization of rural areas. Zhao man-hye
