1. Scientific Explanation of Typhoons: The seminar started with the definition of typhoons, explaining the conditions, characteristics, and impact of typhoons on human society.

2. Classification and Impact of Typhoons: Through the Saffir-Simpson Typhoon Wind Scale, we learned about the potential damage levels of different typhoon categories.

3. Emphasis on Safety Rules: The principal specially emphasized safety rules during typhoons, including staying indoors, closing windows, and keeping communication devices charged.

4. Family Emergency Preparation: The seminar also guided how to prepare a family emergency kit, including essential items like food and water, a first aid kit, flashlights, etc.

5. Real-time Information Acquisition: Parents and students were reminded to get the latest information through Kunshan weather alerts and to familiarize themselves with all evacuation routes.

· A typhoon is a huge, rapidly rotating storm that officially forms when wind speeds reach 120 kilometers per hour.

· Typhoons usually last for over a week, moving at a speed of 10-20 miles per hour.

· The typhoon's eye is the center of the storm, which is the calmest part.

· The formation of typhoons requires heat and energy from warm ocean waters.

· The rise in global air and water temperatures is leading to more frequent and severe typhoons.

We encourage each parent to work with their children to develop a family typhoon emergency plan for safety assurance. And we will regularly host similar safety education activities to enhance the emergency response capabilities of CISK community members.