What scares you the most during your trip?

During the trip, my biggest fear is that my wallet will be stolen or lost, because in addition to money, ID is more important, and it is very inconvenient for us to travel without ID.

During the trip, the most terrible thing I encountered was that I felt that there was always someone staring at me behind me, and the zongzi felt very terrible, and the whole journey was very scared, and I spent it in fear.

The scariest thing I encountered during my trip was that there were thieves on the bus, and the thieves stole a lot of things.

The scariest thing about you is that you almost crashed on the bus, and it feels like life and death are in an instant, which is more terrifying.

Staying in a hotel, I found a small red light when I slept at night, behind the mural, it was a camera, because the power was out of red signal, you must pay attention when you go out.

Last year, when I was hiking a mountain in Sichuan with a fellow traveler. The safety rope of a traveler next to him suddenly collapsed and broke, but fortunately we caught him, so as to avoid a safety accident.

The scary thing is when you're alone, because it's chaotic right now, and you feel very scared.

There is no mobile phone signal, I don't know the road, I can only blindly move forward, there is no reserve of food and water supply, I don't know how to go out.

I encountered this terrible thing, that is, once I accidentally checked into a black store, and then they always charged some extra fees in that store.

There was a self-driving trip to the scenic spot, and I encountered a landslide on the road, and the road in front was all blocked, and the mountain road turned around and couldn't fall.

In addition to the beautiful scenery and surprising experiences, there are actually many unexpected things that happen when traveling. It's also the uncertainty that comes with the unknowns on the journey.

As for the most feared thing about the trip, everyone who has traveled has their own answer. For me, my biggest fear is missing the train.

Because in all my years of traveling, I can't remember a few times I didn't catch the train.

On one occasion, I didn't calculate how long it would take to get from home to inbound security. I went out slowly, and waited for the bus calmly, and when I sat down one stop at a time, the train was already whizzing away in front of me.

Another time actually left enough time on the road, I remember that it was the second day of the Lunar New Year, thinking that at this time everyone was at home for the New Year, and there must be no one on the road. As a result, the highway was jammed, and it turned out that according to custom, the second day of the Lunar New Year was the day to go back to their parents' home, and everyone drove home. And just like that, I sat in the car and made a mistake.

So to sum up the lessons learned, be sure to leave enough time on the road when you go out, and never estimate the time according to previous experience, because you never know what will happen on the road and delay your time.

In addition to catching the train, what I was afraid of was being stolen.

I have encountered thieves before, it was at the Shanghai Railway Station, as soon as I left the station, I felt that someone was following behind me, I reflexively wiped my pocket, and the phone was gone! Fortunately, I reacted quickly, snatched the phone from his hand and ran. Looking back on it now, I still feel scared.

Since then, I have been particularly new to my mobile wallet when I travel, whether I am going out or leaving a place, whether I am getting in or out of the car, I have to check whether these items are still there.

I remembered that a colleague and a friend made an appointment to go to Qingcheng Mountain together, but her mobile phone was stolen on the way to the meeting place, and the two lost contact.

Therefore, during the trip, one must reserve more time to catch the car, and the other is to pay attention to the valuables you carry. Traveling is meant to be enjoyable, don't let these oversights affect your mood.

In my travel career, I have had quite a few inexplicable fights. These conflicts left me confused and frustrated, but at the same time, they also taught me to better handle relationships and solve problems.

Once my friends and I went on vacation to a small town. We ordered a few dishes at a local restaurant and one of them was one I particularly liked. However, when the dish was served, I noticed that there was a small piece of meat that was not fully cooked, so I took it out and told the waiter.

However, the waiter thought that this Li Zhimin was ordered by my friend because I took out the piece of meat. I explained, but they didn't listen and ended up angrily leaving the restaurant.

Another time, my boyfriend and I went to a hotel. When we checked in, he found that the towels in the room were not enough, so he asked the front desk to send some to the hall. However, the front desk told us that there were no towels anymore and asked us to find another hotel by ourselves.

We had to walk a little further to find another hotel, but in the end we couldn't find a suitable place to stay.

These experiences made me realize that sometimes people have misunderstandings and conflicts over small things. However, if we can communicate and solve problems calmly, we can avoid a lot of unnecessary troubles and contradictions. At the same time, you should also learn to respect the opinions and ideas of others, and do not lose your temper or criticize others easily.

In conclusion, quarrels are inevitable during travel, but we can deal with them better by learning and growing. I hope that in the future, I will be able to face various challenges and conflicts more calmly.