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1. Fire self-rescue tips

2. Escape quickly when a fire strikes and don’t be greedy for property.

3. When threatened by fire, put on soaked clothes and quilts and wait to escape.

4. When escaping through thick smoke, keep your body as close to the ground as possible and cover your mouth and nose with a wet towel.

5. If your body is on fire, do not run. You can roll on the spot or use heavy clothes to suppress the flames.

6. Do not open the door when the outdoor fire door is hot. Use soaked clothes and quilts to block the window cracks and splash water to cool down.

7. If the escape route is blocked by fire, return indoors, try to send a distress signal out the window, and wait for rescue.

8. Don’t jump off the building blindly. You can use evacuation stairs, downpipes, bedding torn into strips and connected into ropes to escape and save yourself.

9. Tips for preventing earthquakes

10. Take shelter nearby during an earthquake and quickly evacuate to a safe place after the earthquake.

11. Be calm when an earthquake occurs and keep a clear head to judge the magnitude and distance from the epicenter.

12. Recent earthquakes often start with up and down bumps, and then sway from side to side.

13. Teleseismic vibrations are mainly left and right, and the sound vibration is small.

14. Generally, there is no need to flee during minor earthquakes and distant earthquakes. Under normal circumstances, they pose little threat to personal safety.

15. When hiding indoors, bend down and squat to lower your center of gravity.

16. Avoid doors, windows and weak parts of walls.

17. If you have evacuated the building, do not return while the aftershocks are still there.

18. Tips for safe eating

19. Boiled water is the best drink. Some drinks contain preservatives, pigments, etc., and regular drinking is harmful to health.

20. Wash or peel raw vegetables and fruits before eating them to avoid pesticide poisoning.

21. Don’t eat random snacks, such as popcorn, puffed food, mutton skewers, spicy food, etc.

22. Eat less fried, smoked, and barbecued foods. These foods will produce toxic substances if they are not prepared properly.

23. Do not eat food that has been confirmed to have gone bad or is suspected to have gone bad.

24. Do not eat foods that you know have added preservatives or colorings but are not sure whether the added amounts meet the standards.

25. Tips for preventing lightning strikes

26. Stay away from lightning rods and grounding conductors of buildings.

27. Stay away from telephone poles, towers, chimneys, flagpoles and other buildings.

28. Stay away from canvas tents, tractors, motorcycles and other easily conductive vehicles.

29. Stay away from metal fences, wire mesh, metal clotheslines and other metal facilities.

30. Try not to walk in the wilderness. When going out, you should wear a raincoat made of plastic material that is not soaked in water.

31. Do not walk on a bicycle or use an umbrella with a metal pole.

32. Do not carry tools with metal poles such as shovels and hoes on your shoulders.

33. Before being struck by lightning, your hair will suddenly stand up or your skin will tremble. At this time, you should lie down on the ground or squat in a low-lying area.

34. When indoors, you must close doors and windows, stop using electrical appliances, do not answer calls and mobile phones, and stay away from metal equipment and walls.

35. Tips for preventing drowning

36. Do not swim without the guidance of parents or teachers.

37. Do not swim in waters without safety facilities or rescuers.

38. Students who are not familiar with water properties should not go into the water to rescue without authorization.

39. Do not play in cesspits, rivers, ponds, or wells with water to prevent accidentally falling into the water.

40. Don’t stand around and watch when there is a flood, and don’t risk crossing the river.

41. When in floods, try your best to avoid big waves and try to carry things ashore.

42. Do not walk on deep frozen rivers and lakes in winter to avoid ice cracks and falling into the water.

43. Do not catch fish, shrimp and other items in rivers, ponds and other places to prevent accidents.

44. Tips on preventing crowding and stampedes

45. When there are many people, do not crowd, do not cheer, and do not create an atmosphere of tension or panic.

46. Don’t walk hand in hand with your companions, and don’t try to surpass others.

47. Don’t go backwards, and be sure to avoid being tripped.

48. When a crowded crowd is approaching in the direction you are walking, immediately move aside.

49. When encountering a crowded crowd, do not lift or tie your shoes even if they are stepped on.

50. When you are coerced into a crowd, remember to keep in line with the direction of most people.

51. If you find someone falling, stop immediately and loudly tell the people behind you not to approach.

52. When a child encounters a crowded crowd, it is best to hold the child.

53. If you are pushed down, try to lean against the wall, curl up into a ball facing the wall, and protect your head and neck with your hands.

54. Tips for defending against bad guys

55. Whether acquaintances or strangers, be brave enough to say "no" to inappropriate or uncomfortable physical contact.

56. When the gangster wants to commit violence on himself, he should run to as many people as possible and shout for help at the same time.

57. When your neck is strangled by a gangster, quickly punch the gangster in the abdomen with your fist or elbow to make him let go.

58. When your neck is strangled by a gangster, use the heel of your shoe to kick the front of the gangster’s tibia or stomp on the gangster’s foot.

59. When the gangster strangles or hugs you, quickly pinch the gangster's little finger and pull outward with full force.

60. When the gangster strangles or hugs you, close your fingers and straighten them, and stab the gangster's throat with your fingertips or the side of your palm.

61. When the gangster approaches, lift your knees and slam into his crotch, crotch, or lower abdomen.

62. When the gangster approaches, spread your fingers into a V shape and poke the gangster’s eyes hard.

63. Tips for using the Internet safely

64. Don’t easily tell others about yourself and your family’s true information online.

65. If you want to meet with netizens, you must do so with the consent and escort of your parents.

66. Do not spread incorrect remarks or attack others.

67. Do not spread or forward content that violates student norms or even breaks the law.

68. Try not to disclose your email address in online forums, online advertising columns, and chat rooms.

69. Don’t be addicted to online games and delay your bright future in life.

70. Don’t enter bad websites. Even if you enter accidentally, you should leave immediately.

71. If you encounter someone online who is deliberately hurting you, you should immediately tell your parents, teachers or call the police.

72. Control the time spent surfing the Internet, no more than 1 hour at a time and no more than 3 hours a day.