Campus Lecture Guides Freshmen on Religious Policies

To further strengthen campus legal education, popularize knowledge of religious policies and regulations, guide teachers and students to establish correct religious views, and create a healthy and harmonious campus environment, Sun Haiying, an associate professor from the School of Marxism, lectured on campus religious regulations and policies to all 2025 freshmen at the Sports and Cultural Centre in the Third Teaching Area in the morning of September 14.

The lecture covered the following key points: Marxist view of religion, correct understanding of China’s religious laws, campus religious dissemination channels, responses, and differences between religion and cults. By interpreting regulations and analysing relevant cases, Sun reminded freshmen to enhance discrimination ability and resist illegal religious infiltration and cults. She emphasized adhering to the Five Don'ts – don't listen, don't believe, don't watch, don't spread, don't participate – to ensure personal safety and campus harmony.