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Do you think that you are Streetwise (在现代化大城市的生存能力 )?
We read about it in the papers nearly every day now------ teenagers getting mugged (被抢劫的), stabbed (刺伤的), and even murdered in fights, attacks and robberies. It’s time for us to wake up. We need to realize how not to be a target, and also what we can do to prevent an attack from going bad if trouble cannot be avoided.
Our biggest defence against ending up a victim (受害人) is to be aware. This means being completely aware of what is going on around you and what could possibly happen. Armed (用...武装起来) with this information, you are less likely to walk into dangerous situations, and therefore less likely to end up in trouble. But how do you become aware? What do you need to lookout for and avoid?
When you’re out, wherever it may be…. shopping, sightseeing, going to a restaurant, at a party---- you can protect yourself from becoming a victim. When you are out, make sure you keep away, at all costs, (不惜任何代价) from arguments between people, such as couples, friends, strangers ( 陌生人) and troublemakers (惹麻烦的人). If you are out at night and you hear some raised voices or shouting, move away as quickly as possible.
Under no account, (无论如何也不能) try to investigate what is happening. Even if you see a couple fighting, be careful if you want to help. The chances that the boy might turn on you are very high. As regards a fight between the police and troublemakers, you may think you are giving the law a hand by hopping in (跳进去 ), but the police might think you are one of the troublemakers and take you off for questioning.
Here, now, are some things you should remember-
1. Try never to walk alone at night. Do your best to have someone with you. If you are alone, you are an easy target for any group of people.
2. People easily recognize a person who is lost. So stay away from areas you are unfamiliar with.
3. If you are out walking, avoid places where there are no street lights. Trouble often takes place in dark alleyways (小巷) or culs-de sac ( 死巷).
4. Don’t over indulge (不要放纵自己) in alcoholic drinks or talk on your mobile phone while walking alone, late at night. There are thieves waiting somewhere to take advantage of such a situation.
We read about it in the papers nearly every day now------ teenagers getting mugged (被抢劫的), stabbed (刺伤的), and even murdered in fights, attacks and robberies. It’s time for us to wake up. We need to realize how not to be a target, and also what we can do to prevent an attack from going bad if trouble cannot be avoided.
Our biggest defence against ending up a victim (受害人) is to be aware. This means being completely aware of what is going on around you and what could possibly happen. Armed (用...武装起来) with this information, you are less likely to walk into dangerous situations, and therefore less likely to end up in trouble. But how do you become aware? What do you need to lookout for and avoid?
When you’re out, wherever it may be…. shopping, sightseeing, going to a restaurant, at a party---- you can protect yourself from becoming a victim. When you are out, make sure you keep away, at all costs, (不惜任何代价) from arguments between people, such as couples, friends, strangers ( 陌生人) and troublemakers (惹麻烦的人). If you are out at night and you hear some raised voices or shouting, move away as quickly as possible.
Under no account, (无论如何也不能) try to investigate what is happening. Even if you see a couple fighting, be careful if you want to help. The chances that the boy might turn on you are very high. As regards a fight between the police and troublemakers, you may think you are giving the law a hand by hopping in (跳进去 ), but the police might think you are one of the troublemakers and take you off for questioning.
Here, now, are some things you should remember-
1. Try never to walk alone at night. Do your best to have someone with you. If you are alone, you are an easy target for any group of people.
2. People easily recognize a person who is lost. So stay away from areas you are unfamiliar with.
3. If you are out walking, avoid places where there are no street lights. Trouble often takes place in dark alleyways (小巷) or culs-de sac ( 死巷).
4. Don’t over indulge (不要放纵自己) in alcoholic drinks or talk on your mobile phone while walking alone, late at night. There are thieves waiting somewhere to take advantage of such a situation.
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