China News Service, December 10 (Reporter Li Shuzheng) "Strawberry, Blueberry, Cranberry, Dahan fakes Baifumei."
On the 10th, in the "anti-fraud market" in Jing'an District, Shanghai, a large number of anti-fraud jokes asked citizens to call out: "Upper".
The picture shows the "anti-fraud vegetable market."
Photo courtesy of Shanghai Jing'an Police
In the "anti-fraud food market" in Jing'an District, Shanghai, a large number of anti-fraud jokes made the public scream: "Upper".
Photo courtesy of Shanghai Jing'an Police
In order to make the anti-fraud propaganda more "grounded" and attract more citizens to actively participate, the Shanghai Jing'an Police has put their "ideas" on the citizens' "vegetable basket": a series of vivid and vivid vegetable markets appeared in the shops of Zhenning vegetable market to prevent fraud. superior.
The vegetable market, which seems to allow citizens to visit every day, has also become a new anti-fraud propaganda base. With the "vegetable basket" guarding the "money bag", the anti-fraud elements are always around the masses.
Anti-fraud propaganda slogans can be seen in front of the stalls of various agricultural and sideline products such as meat, vegetables, and fruits.
Photo courtesy of Shanghai Jing'an Police
The reporter walked into the Zhenning vegetable market that day. Two policemen from the Jing'an Temple Police Station of the Jing'an Public Security Bureau were performing an anti-fraud talk show for the citizens who came to buy food. The humorous language, exaggerated and vivid expressions attracted the citizens and stall owners. Burst into laughter.
In the meat shop, "Beef, lamb and pork, do not disclose personal information."
Photo courtesy of Shanghai Jing'an Police
At the same time, in front of various agricultural and sideline products stalls such as meat, vegetables, and fruits, you can see anti-fraud slogans: On the fruit shop, it says "Fragrant Pear, Sydney, Big Yali, and unknown links do not click." ; "Beef, mutton and pork, do not disclose personal information" on the meat shop; "Tears can flow from onions, peppers, and peppers, but don't flow for crooks!" at the vegetable shops. A heartfelt and down-to-earth rhetorical, humorous and humorous, it is more catchy, letting anti-fraud propaganda into your mind.
According to the Jing'an police, in the selection of slogans, the Jing'an police made a refined design to correspond to the types of fraud and the types of stalls sold.
Deliver anti-fraud propaganda in a more grounded way to the eyes and hearts of the general public, especially the elderly and housewives, to create an anti-fraud atmosphere of "always reminded and guarded everywhere".
On the fruit shop, it says "Fragrant Pear, Sydney, Big Yali, Do not click on unknown links."
Photo courtesy of Shanghai Jing'an Police
Not only that, these easy-to-understand rhetoric, combined with the current popular language forms, appear in front of the general public, and the strong scene contrast is easy for people to pay attention to.
"Every sentence of these jingle is very novel and humorous. It makes us more vigilant against fraud and self-protection while making laughs. It's really good." said Aunt Li, who is shopping for food.
"Currently, telecommunications network fraud crimes are frequent, and it is better to prevent them afterwards." According to Xue Wei, the Political Division of the Jing'an Branch of the Shanghai Public Security Bureau, the Jing'an police "created a new approach" and adopted "Stars Saying Anti-fraud" and "anti-fraud". Innovative propaganda methods such as "fraud talk show" and "anti-fraud vegetable market" have allowed the anti-fraud knowledge to be better spread to thousands of households, continuously improve the general public's awareness of fraud prevention, and guard their "old-age money and hard-earned money".
Anti-fraud jokes appeared at the flower booth.
Photo courtesy of Shanghai Jing'an Police
“In the next step, we will also send anti-fraud slogans into supermarkets and convenience stores so that citizens can clearly see anti-fraud slogans and learn anti-fraud knowledge whether they are buying drinks or daily necessities.” Xue Wei Express.
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