As the new semester begins, the School of International Education and Exchange successfully hosted a series of class meetings themed "Setting Sail Safely into the New Semester" before the National Day holiday. These meetings aimed to strengthen international students' awareness of safety, ensuring that everyone starts the semester smoothly and securely.

During the meetings, each class advisor checked in with students, reminding them to be fully prepared with the necessary textbooks and study materials for the new semester. They emphasized punctuality and encouraged students to approach the new term with a positive mindset. Due to the high temperatures in September, the advisors also stressed the importance of staying cool and maintaining good physical health. Furthermore, they reminded students to be mindful of their accommodation safety, particularly the proper use of electrical appliances in their dorms, and to choose hygienic dining options when eating out.In addition, the advisors highlighted the importance of mental health and shared contact information for counseling services. For holiday travel, students were urged to strictly follow traffic regulations and prioritize their safety. They were also encouraged to stay alert and be prepared for any potential natural disasters or emergencies by acquiring basic first aid skills.

The successful completion of these safety meetings not only enhanced the safety awareness of the international students but also laid a solid foundation for the smooth progress of the new semester. The School of International Education and Exchange will continue to uphold the principle of "Safety First, Prevention as Priority," striving to create a safer, more harmonious, and healthier environment for the international students. Together, let’s embark on this wonderful new semester journey!