Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the article emphasizes the importance of enhancing public awareness and understanding of credit reporting systems in response to national initiatives for building a social credit system [1][3] Group 2 - The bank's staff prepared thoroughly for the event by studying credit-related knowledge and the latest policies to ensure they could accurately address public inquiries [2] - Promotional materials, including detailed brochures with engaging cases and illustrations, were created to facilitate public understanding of credit concepts [2] - The event was held in high-traffic areas, attracting significant attention from citizens and merchants, with staff actively distributing materials and explaining credit concepts [2] Group 3 - The staff explained that credit reporting acts like an economic ID, recording individuals' credit behavior, and highlighted the benefits of maintaining a good credit record for loans and credit card applications [2] - Specific guidance was provided to merchants on maintaining good corporate credit and handling overdue situations, emphasizing the negative impacts of poor credit records [2] Group 4 - An interactive Q&A session was included to engage the public, covering topics such as how to check credit reports and the duration of negative credit records, with participants receiving small gifts for correct answers [2] - Feedback from attendees indicated a newfound understanding of credit importance, with many pledging to pay more attention to their credit records [2] Group 5 - The bank plans to continue such promotional activities in the future, aiming to innovate formats and reach more communities, schools, and businesses to further embed credit knowledge in society [3]