To further deepen the connotation of campus integrity education and help students solidify the value foundation of honesty and trustworthiness, on May 20th, the Student Growth and Development Center of the School of Accounting hosted an offline flash event titled the "Integrity Mystery Box" knowledge Q&A activity north of Wugu Hall. The event popularized integrity knowledge through fun interactive formats, attracting enthusiastic participation from a wide range of students.

The activity featured various types of questions, including single-choice, multiple-choice, short-answer, and case-study questions, covering all aspects of disciplinary rules and behavioral norms. Through rapid-fire Q&A, students' awareness of integrity was tested, and those who answered a certain number of questions correctly received small prizes. On-site, students orderly drew questions and quickly immersed themselves in the intense knowledge competition. Amidst the collision of ideas, abstract integrity principles gradually transformed into tangible, actionable life guidelines. Many students remarked, "It turns out integrity norms permeate every detail of academic and daily life."

This innovative "Integrity Mystery Box" flash activity effectively ingrained integrity education into students' minds, not only enhancing their awareness but also fostering a campus culture of "knowing, upholding, and applying integrity." In the future, the center will continue to organize diverse integrity-themed activities, guiding young students to fasten the "button of integrity" in life and allowing the flower of integrity to bloom vibrantly across the campus.