During the events, the firefighting and rescue police provided knowledge and skills in handling fires and explosions as well as skills to escape from a fire that occurs in a household's home or a public place. They introduced several models such as the inter-family fire safety group, the public firefighting model, the 114 fire alarm app, and the "My house has a fire extinguisher" movement.

In addition to being equipped with knowledge about fire prevention and fighting, participants practiced firefighting and rescue activities, including escaping from a fire using a ladder truck; spraying water into the focus box; and using a portable fire extinguisher to extinguish a fire caused by a gas leak. The police also provided first aid techniques and demonstrated the technique of using rescue ropes.

As of December 17 noon, more than 4,000 residents, teachers, and students came to the sites to practice and experience firefighting and rescue activities.