Tianjin Fire Safety Education Hall
The Tianjin Fire Safety Education Hall is a science education base.
The Tianjin Fire Safety Education Hall is the city’s first large-scale venue that educates citizens on fire safety knowledge through images, physical displays, multimedia, and videos, and it is a national-level science education base. The venue was completed and opened to the public in September 2004. It is located in a bustling area of Tianjin, with a construction area of over 600 square meters.
The overall layout of the Fire Safety Education Hall is divided into an exhibition area and an interactive area. The exhibition area mainly uses background walls to present the past and present of firefighting in Tianjin through cohesive image materials. These materials trace the history from “the establishment of China’s first police force in Tianjin” to the post-establishment of the People’s Republic of China, and from the reform and opening-up period to the present development of the Tianjin Public Security Fire Brigade, highlighting recent achievements in team building and community-based fire safety efforts. The interactive area mainly includes content displayed on a large screen (the 119 Cinema’s three-channel surround multi-functional display system), as well as an electronic sand table, an electronic fire safety book, and a multimedia fire safety quiz.
In 2005, the Tianjin Fire Safety Education Hall was recognized as a Tianjin Science Education Base by the Tianjin Municipal Science and Technology Commission, the Tianjin Municipal Education Commission, and the Tianjin Municipal Association for Science and Technology. In 2007, it was jointly named as one of the second batch of “National Fire Safety Science Education Bases” by the Fire Bureau of the Ministry of Public Security, the Popular Science Department of the China Association for Science and Technology, and the China Fire Protection Association.
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