Over the years, some wall charts, including Safety Month, are full of theories and slogans. Although they are all in accordance with the law and regulations, they are all rules and regulations, but they can't make everyone feel refreshed. They lack freshness, strangeness and uniqueness, and people often can't stop. Most photos people watch are arranged artificially.

As a worker who has been engaged in enterprise safety management for many years, and also represents the construction workers at the grassroots level, I think the use of comics is more desirable, more vivid, and has both learning value, artistry and entertainment.

I drew 19 safety production cartoon in a relatively large enterprise, and it doesn't need to be sorted out. Employees who go to and from work take the initiative to watch. Everyone also talked about it, saying that the security cases in comics are similar to those in our enterprise, and now we know how to prevent them.

To tell the truth, I'm not a professional painter, and I didn't have any foundation before, but after I hung up my comics, others didn't appreciate my comic level, and they also learned the contents, knowing how to protect themselves, how to prevent various safety accidents, and how to put an end to them, which greatly inspired employees' understanding of safety production.