Chinese People's Police Day celebrated across Hunan

On January 10, several policewomen took a selfie after reviewing the police admission oath in front of the office building of the Daoxian Public Security Bureau. The day marked the third Chinese People's Police Day. In celebration of the day, the county carried out activities such as reviewing the police admission oath, displaying police equipment, publicizing safety knowledge, and theme education.

Photo/Jiang Keqing and Liu Xiaoling

On January 10, the policemen displayed their police equipment to the passersby at the Zhoudunyi Cultural Square in Daoxian County. The day marked the third Chinese People's Police Day. In celebration of the day, the county carried out activities such as reviewing the police admission oath, displaying police equipment, publicizing safety knowledge, and theme education.

Photo/Jiang Keqing and Liu Xiaoling

On January 10, the police officers patrolled in front of the Changsha Railway Station. The day marked the third Chinese People's Police Day. The front-line police officers stuck to their posts and performed their duties faithfully, guarding the safety of the people and taking practical actions to pay tribute to the festival.

Photo/Li Jian, Hunan Daily

On January 10, the policewomen of the Tongdao Dong Autonomous County Public Security Bureau publicized knowledges of 110 and 12345 connection mechanism, combating telecom and online fraud, anti-gambling, and prohibition on gambling to the masses at a market. The day marked the third Chinese People's Police Day. The bureau organized a number of heart-warming service teams to carry out publicity activities.

Photo/Li Shangyin and Wu Hui

On January 10, a policewoman distributed leaflets on combating telecom and online fraud to a passerby in Zixing City. The day marked the third Chinese People's Police Day. The Zixing Municipal Public Security Bureau launched various publicity activities. Through displaying publicity boards and distributing publicity materials, the police officers introduced to the general public the service scope of emergency number 110, prevention of "theft, robbery, and fraud", combating telecom and online fraud, and other related knowledge. This aimed to enhance the safety awareness and self-prevention ability of the masses.

Photo/Li Ke and Chen Qianlin

Background Information

The Chinese People's Police Day falls on January 10 annually, corresponding with China's emergency response number 110. It is to honor the police officers' selfless and heroic efforts in protecting citizens while going about their daily lives.