Lawyer China put forward the Ten Commandments to avoid going astray.

? 1, don't drunk driving: Ke Wang, a China student from Beiling State University, is a victim of drunk driving, which may lead him to become a "vegetable"; 2. Don't driving without a license: Some students can't get a driver's license temporarily because of their identity problems, so they are lucky in driving without a license for the convenience of going to school. As a result, he was caught by the police, not only losing his identity, but also facing the end of repatriation.

Never hit and run: hit and run&; Many students are running away. They think they can get away with it, but in the end, they add to the crime.

4. Don't flout the court: Some international students didn't take the ticket seriously and didn't pay it on time. As a result, they were sentenced to contempt of court and a ticket became a criminal case.

5, don't domestic violence: it is common for couples or lovers to quarrel and slap in the face in China, but in the United States, the price of this impulse is imprisonment;

6. Beware of ID card theft: Be careful to help people swipe their cards or handle credit cards for others in their own name. Don't fall into the trap because of the temptation of kickbacks, ruin your credit and bear the guilt of tens of thousands to hundreds of thousands of yuan.

7. Beware of fake checks: It is not uncommon to play with fake checks with "time difference" in Los Angeles. Many young people can't resist the temptation of kickbacks and stick other people's checks in their own banks. As a result, the swindler took the money and left, but was deducted by the bank for "jumping the ticket" a few days later.

8. Don't use piracy: Some international students bring pirated CDs into the United States, or buy and download pirated software online, which leads to lawsuits.

9. Don't be a thief: Actually, there are students who steal things in groups of three or five, regardless of the consequences for the fashion like iPad, and they are sent back to prison;

10, don't interfere with official business: some rich children have developed the habit of "spending money to settle everything" in China, but this set is unacceptable in the United States. Refusing to cooperate with the police resulted in being arrested and detained on charges of "obstructing official duties".