On the afternoon of June 4, our university held an anti-drug education lecture in the Multi-function Hall of Puxian Building, First Teaching Area. The event specially invited Wu Jinbiao, a first-class police officer from the Quanzhou Judicial Compulsory Drug Rehabilitation Center of Fujian Province, as the keynote speaker. YEU teachers and students attended the lecture both on-site and through simultaneous online live streaming.
Under the theme New Journey, No Drugs, Officer Wu Jinbiao delivered a systematic presentation covering four aspects: understanding the types of drugs, modes of drug transmission, the harms of drugs, and drug prevention. He drew on real-life cases and educational warning videos to carefully explain the physical characteristics and covert disguises of traditional drugs, synthetic drugs, and new psychoactive substances. Citing the real experiences of rehabilitated drug users, he made it clear that drugs not only severely damage personal health and erode mental willpower, but also destroy family happiness, trigger a range of illegal and criminal issues, and endanger social order. He emphasized that students must build a strong psychological defense, remain vigilant toward anyone who offers undue favors, and stay away from unhealthy influences, unhealthy social circles, and unsafe places, so as to take responsibility for their own and others' life and health.
Students watched the lecture live simultaneously
Our university will routinely carry out anti-drug publicity and education activities, guiding all faculty and students to consciously abandon any fluke mentality, resist drug abuse by cultivating a healthy and positive lifestyle, and truly internalize the principle of cherishing life and staying away from drugs while putting it into practice. Through these efforts, we aim to build a robust campus defense against drugs.
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