When traveling abroad alone, what moments have you experienced when you collapsed?

Traveling abroad alone is an unforgettable experience. You are free and do whatever you want, but it is also easy for situations to arise and make people feel overwhelmed. Last year, when I was traveling alone in Singapore, it is no exaggeration to say that I had two breakdown moments.

First time: The Singapore tourist visa is a separate visa and is not affixed to the passport. However, before I got off the plane, I couldn't find my visa. I rummaged through my backpack, but couldn't see it. At that time, my heart was a little broken, because I thought that without a visa, I would not be able to enter the country. I would probably be deported back to the country, and my beautiful travel plan would be ruined.

Just when I was sweating profusely with anxiety, I finally saw the other visa that was playing hide and seek with me in a book. Only then did I remember that I was too panicked when packing, so I casually tucked it into the book.

The second time: On the second day in Singapore, I believed a strange man’s words and walked into a hotel with him in a daze. I saw him mentioning a historical story in the hotel. mailbox. When I arrived at my destination, I suddenly realized how stupid I had been. However, I no longer dare to act rashly, for fear of having his accomplices next to me.

So I told him that my husband was coming to see me soon, and I had to rush to our meeting place immediately. At first he ignored me and pointed to the mailbox and told me so-called historical stories. After I emphasized it twice more, he said to me: "Give uncle ten yuan. Uncle has not eaten." After I heard this, I immediately gave him the money. After he left, I sat down on the chair and felt like my heart was about to jump out. Because I was extremely scared, it started pouring rain again. At that moment, I felt very broken and helpless, and I blamed myself for being so careless.

Both of these experiences were false alarms, and the second experience in particular was still fresh in my memory. I also deeply understand that when a person goes out alone, safety first is not empty talk. You must always be vigilant, be extra careful, not relax, and be responsible for yourself.