In accordance with the Ministry of Education's letter No. Tai Jiao Xue (Wu) Zi Di 1112806021B dated October 25, 111.

II. The Executive Yuan has already classified Mexican Sage (Salvia divinorum) and its active ingredient "Salvinorin A" as a Schedule III narcotic drug on July 4, 111, for prior explanation.

III. To enhance students' anti-drug awareness, the Ministry of Education has produced one infographic video and one poster (EDM) titled "Don't Try Mexican Sage." Please assist in disseminating relevant information to students, the general public, and parents, and consider integrating it with various activities for promotion.

IV. The infographic video "Don't Try Mexican Sage" introduces what Mexican Sage (Salvia divinorum) is, the potential consequences of improper use, and the resulting after-effects. It calls on young students to pay attention to anti-drug issues and avoid falling into drug use due to curiosity.

V. Video link "Youtube" Don't Try Mexican Sage (https://reurl.cc/xQnvYe); Mexican Sage poster (EDM) and Banner website (https://reurl.cc/NRVOMk).

VI. The Ministry of Education's "Resource Network for Preventing Student Drug Abuse" (Website: https://enc.moe.edu.tw/) has uploaded relevant anti-drug promotional materials, which are available for download and use.