More Than 300 Classrooms in Luopu County, Hotan Prefecture, Xinjiang Equipped with New Eye-Protecting Lights

Luopu County in Hotan Prefecture, Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, has completed a comprehensive upgrade of the lighting facilities in 11 schools across the county. Over 300 classrooms have been outfitted with new eye-protecting lights, providing a comfortable teaching and learning environment for more than 17,000 teachers and students and safeguarding their visual health.

Inside the classrooms of the Bagaierike Village branch of Qiaerbage Town Central Primary School in Luopu County, soft yet bright light fills every corner as students immerse themselves in the ocean of knowledge. The newly installed eye-protecting lights feature no blue light hazard, no flicker, and soft, even illumination. These characteristics effectively help prevent visual fatigue for teachers and students during classes, playing a positive role in protecting eyesight and controlling the incidence of myopia. The upgrade has been widely praised by both teachers and students.

Student Reziwanguli · Abuduhai joyfully said, "After the installation of the eye-protecting lights, reading and looking at the blackboard feel much more comfortable for our eyes. The bright and warm light not only protects our vision but also illuminates our path of learning. This care fills us with motivation to study."

Wei Xudong, an official from the Project Office of the Luopu County Education Bureau, stated, "The Luopu County Party Committee and the County People's Government attach great importance to students' eyesight health. They have invested over 1.27 million yuan to renovate the lighting in more than 300 classrooms across 11 schools in the county that were constructed earlier, benefiting more than 17,000 teachers and students."

Student Abdumilik · Abuliti from Luopu County First Middle School shared, "After the classroom lights were replaced, the lighting feels brighter and softer. Our eyes don't get sore when we do homework or read, and all the students feel really good about it."

Teacher Aotongguli · Abudureheman from Luopu County First Middle School added, "All 98 classrooms in our school have been equipped with eye-protecting lights. This 'lighting gift package' has built a protective barrier for the students' visual health."

Teacher Zhao Qi remarked, "After Hotan Prefecture introduced the ten measures to respect teachers and prioritize education, the Luopu County Party Committee and the County People's Government responded promptly and took active action by installing high-quality eye-protecting lights in our school. This thoughtful gesture makes us feel deeply cared for. The improved lighting conditions not only protect the students' eyesight but also create a more comfortable teaching environment for educators, making the teaching process more efficient."