Brazil is a country with uneven wealth, and a few people control most of the national resources, so Brazilian society is divided into rich areas and poor areas. The flat place on the beach is the residential area of the rich, and the steep hillside is the slum of the poor. With more and more poor people, houses in slums are built higher and higher, all the way to the top of the mountain. There are piles of garbage and sewage in slums, violence, drugs and robbery are rampant, and social security is quite chaotic. So when you come to Rio this time, you must pay attention to your own safety. Don't go out alone in the middle of the night, don't bring cash and valuables when you go out, it's best to go in groups of three or five, just in case.

Don't walk into an almost empty street alone at night. If you accidentally turn in, go back to the crowded place along the original road. Only carry enough cash (about 65,438+000 reais) when going out. Don't wear watches and jewelry (especially earrings) that may attract attention. If you don't need to go to high-end restaurants and nightclubs, just wear T-shirts, beach pants and slippers. Avoid going out alone, for example, at night, except in areas where tourists are concentrated, such as Copa cabannes and Ipanema, and areas with rich nightlife and many pedestrians, such as Para, it is recommended to take a taxi.

Don't overreact in case of robbery! Especially when the other person may hurt you, don't try to resist. Give the robber anything he wants. Don't look directly into each other's eyes, or they will think that you are remembering their faces and make the situation worse. Then leave quickly and quietly, don't make a hullabaloo about in panic. Then contact the local tourist assistance police station. They can speak English and help to find mistakes.