What are the safety slogans for driving on Wandering Earth?

There are thousands of roads, safety is the first priority, driving is irregular, and relatives shed tears.

A magical slogan of the "Beijing Third District Transportation Committee" in "The Wandering Earth" is a traffic safety slogan. Its publisher, "Beijing Third District Transportation Commission," was not found. Although Beijing has never actually used this slogan, its previous life is likely to be one of the hundreds of slogans compiled by the Traffic Management Bureau and professional writers from the Beijing Writers Association in the early 21st century. tear".

With the popularity of the science fiction movie "The Wandering Earth", this line in the film has become completely popular. "There are thousands of roads, safety first" was organized by the Traffic Management Bureau of the Ministry of Public Security in 1999. The original author of the work for the traffic safety slogan collection activity is a police wife named Zhu Guofen from Zhangjiagang City.

The influence of words

The relevant person in charge of the Beijing Traffic Management Bureau said that if the public is subtly integrated into the awareness of traffic safety while watching the movie, it will be really unexpected for the traffic safety publicity work. of joy.

The relevant person in charge of the Information Office of the Traffic Management Bureau said that most of the safety slogans commonly used in Beijing are directly aimed at a certain type of traffic behavior, such as "Fasten your seat belt and drive without accidents." category, the release channel has also changed from "pulling banners on the day of the climax of publicity" to a steady flow on Weibo, WeChat and outdoor information displays.

"Beijing has not used this sentence in this movie, but it does play an obvious role. The film crew also actively interacted with the Beijing police. With such popularity of the movie, the public's It is a good thing for the country and the people to focus on and use our strength to promote traffic safety.”