On the Sichuan-Tibet line, besides hitting yak, are there any other tricks to "hit porcelain"?

I think sometimes when traveling, it is very likely that you are driving on an endless road, and then there is a person walking on the roadside and he comes towards you. Wave, he wants you to give him a ride, then you will give him a ride out of good intentions, but this person may be a cheater. Because nowadays, not only is yak bumping on the Sichuan-Tibet Line a form of fake bumping, but it is also possible to pretend to be a poor tourist and then bump into a porcelain when you get off the bus.

If you like self-driving tours and are on the Sichuan-Tibet Line, you can see a lot of yaks on the road. It is a unique scenery on the Sichuan-Tibet Line that is not found in other places. of. Moreover, these yaks like to go for a walk, so they will cross the road in a group. They do not respond much to the honking sound, so if you are not paying attention while driving, you can easily hit them. So this is either a coincidence, or it is really a traffic accident.

So if you encounter this kind of thing, be optimistic and communicate with the owner of the good yak, because it involves a custom and habit that the yak is actually the belief in the hearts of the Tibetan people and is indispensable in life. partner. So this is not considered a collision.

What is real porcelain? Just when you are driving your car and preparing to enter Tibet, there will be people on the roadside who want to take a ride, but many people will agree to this situation. Because this is not only the gene of traditional Chinese hospitality, but also a sign of soft-heartedness. But this is the beginning of trouble. Because it is normal to stop and go, you are not too wary of such people. However, they may pretend to have a sprained foot or missing something when they get off the car and claim compensation from you. This is another way of getting into trouble.