Epidemic Prevention Event Guidelines

This infographic uses a pixel-style game interface as its design theme, with an overall deep blue background; at the top it displays "SCORE 5" and a "STATS" progress bar, creating a visually interactive game atmosphere. The title is "Guidelines for Epidemic Prevention and Control at Events During the Pandemic and Civilized Conduct Initiatives," set in bold white lettering inside a blue border, centered and prominent. The overall layout uses a symmetrical structure centered on a wooden suspension bridge spanning a canyon, symbolizing the "main bridge body across the gap," connecting on the left the "pre-event prevention and control preparation stage" (castle icon on the left) and on the right the "on-site prevention and control management during the event" (stadium icon on the right). The middle area is labeled the "gap area," explained as "the epidemic transmission risks and the difficulties of implementing prevention and control from the preparation period to the event-readiness period to the event-launch period," and is accompanied by multiple virus motifs and yellow warning signs that emphasize potential risks. ### Left Side: "Before the Event: Building a Front-Line Defense in Advance" - Below the title it notes: "Three types of preparatory work are indispensable." - It contains three specific measures, each with a pixel-style illustration: 1. **Personnel risk screening**: a masked man holding a checklist and a phone, with the phone displaying a green health code. 2. **Comprehensive venue disinfection**: a worker in protective clothing and a mask spraying disinfectant. 3. **Stockpiling of epidemic-prevention supplies**: displaying icons of masks, disinfectant, thermometers, and other items. ### Right Side: "During the Event: Strictly Enforcing On-Site Dynamic Control" - Below the title it notes: "Implement prevention and control requirements throughout the entire process." - It contains four specific measures, each with a pixel-style illustration: 1. **Double verification at entry**: a security officer using a device to scan a QR code. 2. **Routine inspections**: a cleaning worker pushing a cleaning cart on patrol. 3. **Rapid emergency response**: two medical workers handling an emergency at the entrance. 4. (Note: the fourth measure is not explicitly named in the original image, but based on the context and the icons it can be inferred to be emergency response or medical support.) ### Central Suspension Bridge Area: "Main Bridge Body Across the Gap" - The title is "Everyone's Civilized Participation Initiative," with an explanation of the "step-by-step bridge markers" below. - It contains three civic behavior initiatives, illustrated respectively by: 1. Proactively reporting, not concealing: a person holding up a microphone, with a green checkmark beside them. 2. Following order, not gathering: three people queuing while keeping their distance. 3. Health monitoring, never slackening: a person taking their temperature. - At the bottom is a concluding slogan: "Joint prevention and joint building: a civilized participation initiative," emphasizing that "everyone is the first person responsible for epidemic prevention and control." ### Visual and Data Encoding - Chart type: structured flowchart plus categorized checklist. - Data encoding: information is conveyed through icons, colors (such as red for warning and green for health), text labels, and spatial position (left and right zones, central bridge). - Style: retro pixel art imitating classic video game interfaces, enhancing visual appeal and memorability.