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As February arrived and the Spring Festival approached, the whole country was filled with the festive atmosphere leading up to the holiday. Due to differences in region, industry, and nature of work, everyone makes different preparations for the Spring Festival. Some people remain at their posts to provide material and service support for the Spring Festival ; Some people are taking various modes of transport on their way home, ready to be together with their families ; Some people are at home, tidying up the room and preparing meals to welcome their returning family members and congratulating relatives and friends. All perseverance and preparation are aimed at ensuring safety; safety is the greatest joy. **The State Administration of Work Safety released a summary of work safety conditions from January 25 to January 31. No major or severe accidents occurred last week, but several significant accidents did take place in sectors such as construction, other industries and commerce, road transportation, and fishing vessels, resulting in multiple deaths and people missing ; Among these, the most accidents occurred in road transport, with 10 incidents resulting in 41 deaths. Safety accidents are as dangerous as tigers, and their impact on people does not lessen with the approaching Spring Festival. We must always keep safety in production top of mind, thoroughly identify all types of safety hazards, and promptly eliminate any signs of such hazards. It is a joy to identify safety hazards; it is only by eliminating them that we can celebrate. By preventing and avoiding accidents, we can bring the festive spirit to thousands of households. Through activities such as going to the grassroots level, we strengthen the dissemination and interpretation of theories, thereby building a consensus across society to uphold safety standards and promote safe development. We are giving greater emphasis and putting more effort into publicity and education work, adhering to the principle of planning and deploying news publicity efforts alongside operational tasks. We are comprehensively strengthening systems such as news releases, public opinion guidance, and accident warnings, as well as building multi-media and multi-dimensional publicity platforms. We must make full use of traditional and new media to carry out a wide range of diverse and engaging publicity campaigns on safety topics, so as to promote safety knowledge among enterprises, communities, rural areas, schools, and families. We should also encourage all sectors of society to pay attention to the new trends and issues arising from safety accidents and potential hazards, thereby enhancing awareness of prevention and improving the overall safety literacy of the population. When we see someone breaking the rules or in danger, a question or a reminder might help them avoid an accident. Safety work is essentially about saving lives; it starts with small things in our daily lives, aiming to eliminate all potential hazards before accidents occur, so that all our activities can take place in a safe environment. We must be responsible not only for our own lives but also for those of others. Not only for our businesses, but also for our families, and for ourselves! We cannot turn a blind eye to safety hazards. The Spring Festival is a traditional holiday in China, and it is also the most important festival for the Chinese people. Many people travel long distances from their workplaces back to their homes; reuniting with their families is what everyone desires. It is everyone’s responsibility to maintain a stable situation in terms of safety at work. We should support work safety just as we support the Spring Festival. In a time of universal celebration, safety is the greatest joy.