澳門大學曹光彪書院17名師生於4月20日參觀2026年「全民國家安全教育展」。這項活動是書院領袖生的培訓之一，參與學生包括現任和候任學生助理和院生會幹事，他們透過AI機械人導覽、影片、模型及實物，多角度認識本次展覽的主題：「統籌發展和安全、護航『十五五』新征程」。參觀結束後，師生們表示對國家安全的內涵與重要性有了更深刻的理解和體會，並將努力學習、積極作為，為國家繁榮發展貢獻力量。
在伴隨本次展覽的「人工智能護國安」徵文比賽活動中，曹光彪書院學生表現亮眼。陸力瑋同學的文章「人工智能護國安，青春鑄盾守河山」榮獲二等獎，劉子菡的「大三巴代碼」則獲得優異獎，充分展現書院師生對國家安全的思考與認同。
在新舊領袖生聯席會議，書院引導學生思考國家安全在當下國際環境的重要性，並以「國泰民安」為題，聯繫國家安全與人民穩定生活，以致學生未來升學和發展。領袖生也一起觀看澳大同學的「人工智能護國安」短視頻比賽一等獎作品。
新舊領袖生也進行了學年回顧和經驗分享，他們將繼續薪火相傳，秉持書院「服務擔當」的精神，將所學所思轉化為服務同學的實際行動，並為新學年學生工作做好準備。
On April 20, 17 faculty members and students from Chao Kuang Piu College (CKPC) of the University of Macau visited the 2026 “National Security Education Exhibition.” This activity was part of the training for the college’s student leaders. Participating students included current and incoming resident assistants and house association board members. Through AI robot-guided narration, videos, models, and physical exhibits, they gained a multi‑faceted understanding of the exhibition’s theme:
“Coordinating Development and Security, Safeguarding the New Journey of the 15th Five‑Year Plan.” After the visit, the faculty and students expressed that they had gained a deeper understanding and appreciation of the connotation and importance of national security, and pledged to study diligently, act proactively, and contribute to the nation’s prosperity and development.
In the “AI for National Security” essay competition held alongside the exhibition, CKPC students performed outstandingly. Ms. Lu Liwei’s essay, titled “AI Safeguards National Security, Youth Forge Shields to Defend the Motherland,” won second prize, while Ms. Liu Zihan’s “Ruins of St. Paul’s Code” received an honorable mention.
In a joint meeting of outgoing and incoming student leaders, the college guided students to reflect on the importance of national security in the current international environment. Using the theme “A Peaceful and Prosperous Nation, a Stable Life for the People,” national security is deeply linked to the people’s stable lives, as well as to students’ future studies and development. The student leaders also watched together the first‑prize winning entry from a University of Macau student in the “AI for National Security” short video competition.
The outgoing and incoming student leaders also conducted a year‑end review and experience sharing. They will continue the tradition of passing on knowledge and experience, uphold the college’s spirit of “service and responsibility,” transform what they have learned and thought into concrete actions to serve their fellow students, and prepare for student work in the new academic year.
