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• TITLE: Research on Cultivating National Security Awareness among College Students in the New Era

  AUTHORS: Yaxun Bai, Wenjing Zhang

  KEYWORDS: College students, a holistic approach to national security, National security awareness

  JOURNAL NAME: Open Journal of Social Sciences, Vol.12 No.6, June 14, 2024

  ABSTRACT: National security issues are related to the overall development, national destiny, and people's happiness. Cultivating national security awareness among college students in the new era is an urgent need to adapt to the unprecedented changes in the world. This article focuses on the current situation and problems in the cultivation of national security awareness among college students in the new era in China. Combining with the new requirements of the national security situation, it explores the path of cultivating national security awareness among college students that meets the requirements of the times. The aim is to provide new ideas and methods for enhancing national security awareness among college students, and to provide useful references and suggestions for the improvement and enhancement of national security awareness cultivation among college students in China.