In the hall on the first floor, the police officers introduced the relevant legal knowledge such as the Civil Code, the Anti Organized Crime Law, the Juvenile Protection Law, the Prevention of Juvenile Delinquency Law, and led the students to visit the 12309 procuratorial service hall, the case handling area, the remote trial room and other places to intuitively feel the working environment of the procuratorial organ, Zero distance understanding of procuratorial functions.

Subsequently, the police without investigation led the students to the procuratorial hearing room, where a hearing was being held. "Next, we will introduce the people who participated in this hearing... The clerk will introduce the discipline of this hearing..." In the hearing room, students held their breath and listened carefully to further experience the strict case handling style of prosecutors, experience the strict case handling process, and have a deeper understanding of procuratorial functions.

"Boys and girls, do you know why Monkey King was kept under the Five Elements Mountain for five hundred years?" In the conference room on the fourth floor, a law popularization lesson of "strengthening self-protection and being a law-abiding citizen" slowly unfolded. First of all, the police without prosecution took the mythical characters that the students were interested in as the starting point, and vividly popularized the law through specific examples in the mythical stories, telling the students that freedom is not limitless, so that the students realized the importance of rules and laws.

Subsequently, the police without prosecution publicized the knowledge of anti sexual assault, anti kidnapping, anti drowning, anti online fraud, anti campus bullying and other knowledge by asking and answering questions. In the process of answering questions, students showed great enthusiasm and interest, actively participated in the interaction of answering questions, and further enhanced their legal awareness and self-protection ability in the process of asking and answering questions.

This time, children were invited to the procuratorate to help them learn, abide by, understand and use the law, establish the concept of rule of law from childhood, and buckle the first button of life through visits, lectures and other ways. At the end of the activity, the uninspected police also gave the students the "61" gift and the "Manual on Self care and Crime Prevention for Minors".