Is it safe for China girls to study in Italy? social environment

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"In recent years, the law and order in Italy has also gone from bad to worse, because there are a large number of illegal immigrants from North Africa, Gypsies and Eastern Europe, and the Italian police have no idea to take care of it. Almost 70% of the international students I know have had their wallets or even their homes stolen. Someone stole it in the subway ... I have a friend who studies computer, and as a result, their home was stolen and all the materials for literature were wasted.

In fact, the above events are only small probability events, and studying abroad is very safe in most cases. Of course, the school can't guarantee that foreign students will never encounter accidents, so students must have a sense of self-protection. The safety of students can be guaranteed in the school. For freshmen, the school advises them to live around the school. The school has a 24-hour safety emergency telephone, which can be contacted at any time. It is best not to go out after 10 at night, especially not to go out on foot. Don't go where you shouldn't go, especially don't go where you shouldn't go alone at an inappropriate time. For example, in foreign countries, almost all families have cars, and there are few pedestrians on the street at night. If you are robbed by gangsters in the street at night, it is difficult for someone to answer the call for help, so don't walk out after 10 at night.

The following are suggestions for studying abroad safely:

Safety code for studying abroad

1. Be familiar with the laws related to studying abroad, such as how to reissue a lost passport and how to obtain a driver's license.

2. Get the contact information of the Embassy of China and the contact information of the school management department. At the same time, you should also have the contact information of your parents, so that in case of an accident, you can ask someone for help in time.

There may be some unsafe areas around every school, so don't go to these areas at night, let alone go.

When you leave school to spend the weekend or travel, you should report your whereabouts to the school, at least let other students know, and don't travel alone.

5. If you meet a gangster who robbed with a gun, if the other party wants money, resisting may cause more harm. Giving all your money to each other to ensure personal safety is the primary consideration of self-protection. Try not to bring too much cash. When you meet a gangster, keep calm and remember the signs of the other person.

6. Be careful in all aspects, don't lend money to others, don't borrow money from strangers, and don't get into bad hobbies, such as drinking and taking drugs.

Matters needing attention in studying abroad

■ Understand the security situation

Students should know the security situation there as soon as possible after they arrive at the destination of studying abroad, and once they decide on their place of residence, they should ask the local residents about the surrounding environment. At ordinary times, you should know the emergency telephone number and contact person of the school, the alarm telephone number near your residence and the telephone number of the local embassies and consulates in China. In case of accidents, you can contact these institutions for help in time. In case of emergency, students can not only report to the department designated by the school, but also consult or ask for help from the institutions affiliated to the school.

■ Keep your certificate and copy.

When you arrive in your country of study, you should apply for a credit card as soon as possible and bring as little cash as possible. Passport is proof of identity, so it must be kept properly. Keep copies or photocopies of important documents, and record the certificate number and credit card number respectively. General credit card companies have departments to deal with lost cards. You'd better write down the phone number. If you accidentally lose it, you can report it by phone immediately. It is best to keep a copy of your passport with your relatives in China so that you can provide evidence for future reference when you lose it.

■ Family safety

If outsiders come to repair things at home, it is best to have friends with them, or inform neighbors and landlords. Before going out to sleep at night, check whether the gas switch and all doors and windows are locked. Inform the postman to stop delivering letters and newspapers before going out for a trip, or ask friends and neighbors to handle it for him. Ask the neighbors to check the inside and outside of the house.

■ Road safety

When you walk during the day, you'd better bring some cash. Although some emergency calls are free, coins can be prepared to call friends for help in an emergency. Documents should be placed in inconspicuous places such as underwear pockets, and cash should be separated. If you go sightseeing in a big city, you'd better put your camera and video camera in your backpack. Don't look at the map while walking. When walking at night, it is best to have a companion and walk on a street with many pedestrians and sufficient lighting.

■ Don't show off your wealth.

Don't compare with each other, just show off. Some well-off students in China like to brag and compare with each other, and they are the most easily targeted by criminals.

■ Understand the local culture

International students should take the initiative to study law, understand their culture and customs, and integrate into the local society as soon as possible. Otherwise, it may unintentionally violate local laws or traditions and cause unnecessary trouble.

■ Focus on the life part

China students should also pay attention to personal cultivation and some details of life, and keep proper manners. For example, don't occupy the host family's bathroom, telephone and other facilities for a long time, and don't talk loudly when others are resting. Only in this way can we establish good relations with local residents and create a good environment for our study and life.

Instructions for studying abroad

1. Observe traffic rules and local laws and regulations, avoid long-distance driving and fatigue driving, and do not drive vehicles with problems on the road.

2. Pay attention to observation when walking or riding a bicycle on the main traffic roads and obey the traffic signal command. When riding a bicycle or walking on the road at night, you should wear brightly colored clothes, and bicycles should be equipped with obvious reflective signs. If possible, you'd better wear a reflective vest and helmet.

3. When going out at night, it's best to walk with people or take the street with good light, and avoid taking the path and private road.

4. Take your credentials when you go out, greet friends or reliable classmates, teachers and international students' offices at school when you travel far away, and don't carry a lot of cash with you. You can apply for a credit card, debit card or check if you have the conditions.

When buying insurance, you must know the terms and contents of insurance from the school or relevant departments, and learn to use insurance to solve your medical, property and safety problems.

6. The Chinese Federation of Students and Scholars should get the support of local lawyers, provide local legal advice for students studying in China, and let every student know how to protect himself by law.

7. International students should strengthen mental health exercise, improve their psychological endurance under adversity and heavy pressure, and learn how to relieve psychological pressure. Always keep in touch with colleagues, classmates, relatives and friends, and you can also relieve and relieve psychological pressure through school psychologists.

8. China Students and Scholars Association is an organization for China students, so you should take part in more activities organized by the association. In this way, we can not only get more communication opportunities, but also help alleviate homesickness and study pressure in familiar languages and people, which is helpful to mental health.

9. In schools where there is no China Students and Scholars Association or there are few people in China, foreign students can jointly set up China Students and Scholars Association with nearby schools to engage in some networking activities, and at the same time contact the Education Office of the Consulate General and local Chinese communities for support and help.

10. The China Students' and Scholars' Association of schools in various regions should care about every China student. It is necessary to do a good job in receiving freshmen, understand their situation, and remind them of what to pay attention to when reporting to the Consulate General in time. In case of emergency, you should report to the relevant departments of the school in time and directly to the Consulate General if necessary.

In addition, there are some safety issues that need to be paid attention to when studying abroad: 1 If you work, you must choose a place close to where you live and choose a big shopping mall and hotel to work, which will be more secure in safety. To make friends outside, it is best to choose friends with simple backgrounds, preferably classmates, because in a foreign land, you can't know other people's life experiences clearly, so the communication between classmates is relatively simple, and everyone can help each other academically and learn from each other. When going out, it is best to take public transport (subway and light rail are most recommended). Don't take a taxi alone at night, go out with more people. The purpose of studying abroad is to study, so if it is not particularly necessary, it is recommended not to buy a car, because big trees are bound to attract the wind and will cause bad intentions of lawless elements.