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Fortifying the Rural Frontline of National Security Education
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Abstract
In today’s world, the international situation is volatile, and national security issues are becoming increasingly prominent. Strengthening national security education and raising national security awareness among the public have gradually become social consensus. In recent years, major cities in China have made visible achievements in promoting national security awareness. However, we must also acknowledge that there is a lower level of national security education in rural areas. As rural areas are the fundamental units of the country, their safety and stability are crucial to the overall security of the nation. Therefore, strengthening national security education in rural areas is both urgent and indispensable. This article explores the current state, existing problems, and countermeasures regarding national security education in rural areas, aiming to propose effective strategies to solidify the rural frontline of national security education.
Keywords
National Security Education, National Security, Rural Frontline
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Sun,Y. (2025). Fortifying the Rural Frontline of National Security Education. Lecture Notes in Education Psychology and Public Media,83,13-17.
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