On September 14, a coordinated awareness event for the 2026 National Cybersecurity Week was held at the County Ethnic Culture Square in Luquan County. The initiative was jointly organized by the County Propaganda Department, the Public Security Bureau, the Science and Industry Information Bureau, the Finance Bureau, the County Youth League Committee, the County Federation of Trade Unions, the County Women's Federation, and the County Convergence Media Center.

Under the theme "Cybersecurity for the People, Cybersecurity by the People — Intelligent Era, Cyber Protection," the campaign aimed to promote safe and civilized internet usage among the public. Through the distribution of informational materials and on-site explanations, organizers sought to reinforce defenses against fraud and deception, encouraging residents to work together in maintaining a healthy and orderly online environment.

During the event, over 2,000 copies of various materials were distributed, including civilized internet use proposals, cybersecurity knowledge brochures, "Anti-Pornography and Anti-Illegal Publications" posters, and guides on data security and personal information protection. This effort effectively fostered a strong atmosphere of collective participation in building a secure cyberspace across society.

The centralized promotion significantly enhanced public understanding of cybersecurity laws, regulations, and preventive measures, embedding cybersecurity awareness into the minds of the community. This initiative lays a solid foundation for safeguarding the county's economic and social development with a robust cybersecurity barrier.