Thirty-six years ago today, on November 13, 1989 (October 16, 1989), the State Council issued a national unified action to eliminate the "six evils". On November 13, 1989, the State Council held a teleconference to deploy a nationwide unified action to eliminate prostitution and prostitution, the production and sale of obscene materials, the abduction and sale of women and children, the illegal use of drugs, the gathering of crowds for gambling, and the use of feudal superstition to defraud people and other social evils. State Councilor and Minister of Public Security Wang Fang spoke on behalf of the State Council. Wang Fang pointed out that in recent years, although the "six evils" such as prostitution and whoring have been cracked down and banned many times, the momentum of development and spread has not been effectively controlled, which has seriously poisoned social atmosphere, disturbed social order, and endangered the physical and mental health of the general public, especially young people. The general public and all sectors of society have responded very strongly to this. Governments at all levels and relevant departments must put this work on the important agenda as an important task at present, and pay close attention to it. Wang Fang said that the work of eliminating the "six evils" involves many departments such as public security, procuratorate, court, judiciary, civil affairs, health, tourism, propaganda, culture, press and publication, industry and commerce, customs, trade unions, the Communist Youth League, and the Women's Federation. Governments at all levels must organize, deploy, and command uniformly. All relevant departments and grass-roots units must work together to start with strengthening ideological education and management, and implement comprehensive governance. Strictly prohibit illegal and criminal acts engaging in "six evils" activities, severely punish criminals who violate the criminal law according to law, and prevent going through the motions. Wang Fang asked political and legal organs to act strictly in accordance with the law, pay attention to mastering policy boundaries, and steadily, accurately, and ruthlessly crack down on illegal and criminal elements. Any gambling, luring, forcing, or accommodating women into prostitution, or producing or selling pornographic books and paintings are all acts that seriously endanger social order. Whether they have profit-making purposes or not, they are all included in the crackdown.