The China Earthquake Administration (CEA) is a government agency responsible for monitoring and managing earthquake-related activities in China. Established in 1976, its primary functions include earthquake prediction, research, and disaster response. The CEA aims to enhance public safety and minimize the impact of earthquakes through scientific studies and public education. The CEA operates a nationwide seismic monitoring network that collects data on seismic activity. It collaborates with various institutions and international organizations to improve earthquake preparedness and response strategies. By providing timely information and resources, the CEA plays a crucial role in safeguarding communities from earthquake hazards.