1. Constitutional education: Constitutional education is the top priority of juvenile legal education. It is necessary to let young people know the basic principles of the Constitution, the national system and laws and regulations, and cultivate their constitutional awareness and concept of the rule of law.

2. Rights and compulsory education: Teenagers need to be clear about their rights, such as the right to education, personal rights and property rights, and learn to defend their rights through legal means.

3. Criminal law education: let teenagers know the basic principles and scope of application of criminal law, learn to distinguish crime from non-crime, and improve their awareness of crime prevention.