How do you feel when anti-fraud knowledge is integrated into a summer evening party held in communities? Recently, a summer evening party was held at the comprehensive center for elderly care services under the jurisdiction of Sanquan Road Police Station, Jing'an Branch of Shanghai Public Security Bureau as part of Shanghai Municipal People's Government open month activities. The evening party aimed to spread anti-fraud knowledge among community residents, to enhance their precautious awareness while the residents were enjoying an outdoor movie.

At the evening party, police officers played a promotional video on preventing telecom and online fraud. They introduced common types of telecom fraud to the community residents, reminding them not to trust any offer of high returns by zero or low investment, not to disclose personal information to strangers, and not to transfer money to unknown accounts.

During the interactions, police officers tailored their advice to different groups of people. For example, they warned young people to be cautious about online dating scams, advising them to "carefully verify personal information when meeting people from the internet". For the elderly, police officers focused on investment and financial scams, reminding them to keep a close watch on their money.

Moreover, police officers provided information on traffic safety and fire safety, and reminded residents that they could immediately seek assistance from the police in case of emergencies.