I heard that the Philippines is in chaos, is that true?

Look somewhere. Don’t go to some relatively remote places. I think it’s okay. How can I put it? There are people in China who travel to remote places and are forced to buy them by others. Things like this are commonplace everywhere.

First of all, most Chinese come to the Philippines to work, and some travel. They go to prosperous places, not slums, and their wealth is not exposed. You don’t want to show off your wealth casually. What's the matter? There are a lot of red light service industries here. Many people can find "one night" by searching for attachments. This must cost money. If you encounter something like; similar to the "Fairy Jump" in China, do you think it can be done? Is there someone who is being taken advantage of? So, whether there is chaos or not, it depends on the individual. If you can endure loneliness and maintain prosperity, if you want to make money here, just work hard and don't think about other things, otherwise the gods will save you. I don’t care about you. If you don’t get along well in the country, come out. After all, there are more than 200,000 Chinese in the Philippines. One more is not too much, one less is not a lot. With so many people here, I haven’t heard of any big problems. Besides, it’s not Is there an embassy? If you have any problems, you can ask the embassy for help.

Finally, some people say good things and some bad things. It’s a double-edged sword. The benevolent sees benevolence and the wise see wisdom. It all depends on how you choose. Don’t be timid by others’ malicious slander. Don't imagine that foreign countries are so good. It's always right to be vigilant. No matter who sees this problem, just think it over for yourself. No company breeds moths. You have to find a suitable position. This is my advice as a human resources officer. Use your own strengths and do a good job, so that you can get the salary you deserve. I don’t want to be the best worker. I just want to be a person with a good reputation and a clear conscience. The workers are not only worthy of the company, but also worthy of the job seekers who have left their hometown.