What do you do when you see a beggar on the street?

As a kind and caring child, at a young age, he will pay attention to those homeless people on the streets. At that time, I only had 1 yuan of pocket money, and I would occasionally put a dime or two into their rusty iron plate after a snack. Although his family is not wealthy, although he does not have much money.

It is not uncommon to see such beggars next to the school, and it is usually not obvious that they have a disability, or some problems that cannot be seen on the surface. In short, they have sound hands and feet, but their clothes are ragged. Among them, I still admire the erhu players who sit on the ground, and some of them are still difficult to hear.

But at least something was tried for passers-by.

At that time, there was a lot of news about beggars, some about how they were rich. Some are about the coercion of their clique control behind the scenes. As a qualified angry youth, of course, he was very angry at these behaviors all of a sudden.

Every time they pass by these beggars, they will ignore them, and sometimes even turn their eyes at each other.

Fourth, I later learned about the vicissitudes of the world

Later, I learned that there were indeed some people whose families were broken, and he or his family was riddled with diseases. There are people who are unable to support themselves or their families through other labor.

So:

1. I ignore those who have any words in front of them.

2. I ignore those who are young and strong.

3. Those wandering singers, I will patiently listen to his singing, give applause first, and then decide what to do. In a sense, these aren't begging, they're selling their shows. Therefore, as the audience, we listen patiently before making judgments.

4. Don't give money, buy some cheap and hungry food as a donation.

5. If it's a child, I'll report it.

If it used to be I would have given a little change, but now I can't tell who is begging, so I don't see it.

Now most of the begging people feel that they are deceitful, and many people will not believe it, and there are some kind people who will give alms, depending on personal ability, if you want, just give a little!

It depends, some of them are not really disabled.

1.I don't think it's advisable to beg on the streets without looking for a job. First of all, begging not only has no income security, but can also be driven away by the police or chengguan, and even fined.

Secondly, begging does not require any skills, which is not conducive to personal career development and social progress. Finally, begging can create a negative impression and affect self-esteem and social skills. Therefore, I would suggest that beggars should actively seek work or learn skills in order to gain a stable income and respect.

2.I think begging on the street and not looking for a job is a helpless choice. Some people may not be able to perform normal work for physical or psychological reasons, or have difficulty accessing opportunities because of their low social status.

In this case, begging may be the only way to survive. Although begging is not ideal, we should respect everyone's choices and lifestyle, rather than easily blaming or discriminating against them.

3.I think that begging on the street and finding a job is a social problem that needs to be solved by the society. Beggars are often socially disadvantaged and need more benefits and relief measures to help them escape poverty and helplessness.

At the same time, the society should also pay more attention to and research the phenomenon of begging, and explore more effective solutions, such as vocational training, employment and entrepreneurship, psychological counseling, etc. It is only by working together that everyone can have dignity and opportunity.

In conclusion, I would like to say that there are still some fraudsters who use compassion to make huge profits, and they should be severely cracked down.

The current situation of lack of money.

In today's society, lack of money is not an uncommon phenomenon. Especially in some economically underdeveloped areas, or some poor families, lack of money has become the norm in their daily life. And among this kind of people, we often see people who do not hesitate to beg on the streets instead of looking for an hourly job to earn some living expenses.

Why is this happening?

First of all, these people are not necessarily incapacitated, but because for them, finding an hourly job does not necessarily lead to a reliable job and a stable income. They may choose to beg on the streets because they feel it is easier to get money. In some places where commerce is prosperous, they hold a story of hunger and hardship, and it is easy to gain the sympathy and handouts of passers-by.

Secondly, for these people, it is not necessarily cheaper to find an hourly part-time job. Some people need to invest a considerable amount of time and effort in the process of finding a job, and the economic benefits that may actually be obtained are not high. However, if they choose to beg, they tend to spend less time and effort and get more bang for their bucks.

Again, the reason why these people choose to beg on the streets may also be because they don't want to put in too much effort. They may not have enough motivation and confidence in life to find a way to earn money. Therefore, begging became one of their options.

Finally, some of these people lack success stories or opportunities to succeed. He may have encountered many difficulties and adversities in his past experiences, and lacked the confidence and courage to challenge higher goals. In this case, it may be safer and more feasible for them to choose to beg on the streets.

All in all, in the absence of money, why some people choose to beg on the street instead of looking for an hourly worker to work in Lu Jian may be due to a series of considerations and factors, such as stability, cost, pay and share, etc. It may be difficult to avoid this situation entirely, but only with better supervision and support can we really help those who lack resources.