How college students oppose cults

1. Advocate science, strengthen the study of popular science knowledge, and consciously resist the invasion of superstition, pseudoscience and anti-science. Believe in science, go to a doctor when you encounter a disease, go to the government when you encounter difficulties. Relatives, friends and neighbors should actively encourage and help each other, be tolerant and considerate, and overcome difficulties independently. Never believe in superstition or rely on cults. 2. Live a healthy life, actively participate in physical exercise, cultivate good living habits, and advocate a civilized and healthy lifestyle. 3. Exercise scientifically, actively participate in cultural and entertainment activities, actively participate in national fitness activities, and choose exercise methods that suit your age and physical condition. 4. Enhance the awareness of anti-evilism, do not listen to, read, believe, or spread the heretical theories and heresies of evil cults, use the Internet greenly, and reject online cult propaganda. 5. When you encounter a cult, such as sending leaflets, phone calls, emails, text messages to harass you, or someone trying to lure you into a cult, you must not listen, believe, or spread the message; you must report it to teachers, government departments, and public security agencies in a timely manner. 6. If your relatives or friends mistakenly fall into a cult, give them timely care and do not discriminate against them; actively seek support and help from other relatives and friends, and work together to educate and persuade them; show them anti-cult propaganda materials and guide them to participate A variety of physical exercises and social activities beneficial to physical and mental health.