In order to promote students' understanding and support for the correctional institution's clean government policy, through the traditional cross talk performing arts of speaking, learning, amusing, and singing, creating diversified and high-quality clean government cross talk performing arts achievements, hoping to be close to the perspective of social multiculturalism and life experience, To jointly promote the core value of anti-corruption and upholding integrity, our school will hold the "Resonance Surrounded by Integrity, Hope in Prison" anti-corruption cross talk competition on May 27, 2022.
The preliminaries were held within the class. A total of 16 groups of students from 13 classes participated in the inter-school finals. The script was conceived with integrity and ethics, advocating integrity and anti-corruption, and anti-bribery as the main axis. The themes and contents of the participating students were diverse and rich. With the themes of "Fried Shrimp Fried Boyfriend" and "Innocent Temptation", it promoted the methods of preventing kidnapping and investment fraud. The humorous dialogue and vivid performance attracted the attention of the judges and ranked first and second; Under the theme of "Bribe in the End", he advocated rejection of corruption, put an end to black money, and advocated against bribery by the whole people. He spoke clearly, interacted naturally, and made good use of self-made props. The content of the performance was impressive.
At the end of the event, Principal Lin Jiaru of the school affirmed that the students have completed the arduous tasks and self-challenges, and encouraged the students to achieve what they want as long as they work hard and persevere. She also commended and thanked the teachers, tutors and class tutors who participated in the assistance for their hard work. Give, so that students can feel infinite warmth and care, and hope that through the subtle guidance of teachers, students can be guided on the right path of life.
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