A very urgent question, about the bodyguard 30

There are some countries abroad where guns can be carried.

Only limited to its own citizens.

The person you bring with you is a Chinese citizen, in other words, you are not legally eligible to buy a gun in your local area (except for the black market, of course).

In addition, if there is a conflict with a gun, do you ask your bodyguard to hurt someone, or yourself? Countries that allow guns also have laws, unless you go to Iraq?

If that country allows private people to carry guns, no matter what nationality you are, why not carry them?

Can't wear it. Elaboration: First. Your bodyguard is certainly not a worker of the country you're going to. That means it's a foreigner. Is there a reason for foreigners to walk around the country with guns?

Second. China can actually carry guns. But an application is required. And. It's troublesome anyway. You can really bring. In China.

Third. As far as I know. If you're worth really much.

You don't have to bring your own bodyguard. You apply directly to the security service of the country you are going to. They protect yours naturally.

Even if you're not a ** person. It will also protect you. I'm sure.

No, unless you go through the *** gate and get permission from the other party's diplomatic, police, and security departments, otherwise, let alone carry out the mission, it is difficult to even enter and exit.

Unrest? Unless it is turbulent to the point of being like Iraq, there is no customs. Even so, it's a problem for you to leave the country.

You can't wear it, and it is recommended that you hire a bodyguard there locally.

People abroad have no right to govern in China, only not to violate local laws.

"Temporary Bodyguard".tells the story of the "funny and cute uncle" from South Korea in order to protect the common "goddess" and "handsome boy".Ren Changdingand the "tough guy" from ChinaWu Zhenyuand Korean gangsters in a series of stories of wits and courage.

South Korean star Choi Chang-wu, who is working hard in China, unexpectedly got a fat gap: training Su Xiaohao, the son of Chinese billionaire Su Zhenzhong, to prepare for his superstar competition in South Korea.

Accompanying the "pie" split debate at the same time fell on his head was his "nemesis" - Su Xiaohao's sister Su Tingting, Su Tingting suspected that Cui Changwu was a teacher who deceived Han, Cui Changwu reprimanded Su Tingting for being a female man, and the two have not dealt with each other.

What no one expected was that after arriving in South Korea, Su Xiaohao was kidnapped by Li Chang, a business rival who coveted Su's company. Choi Chang-wu was framed and was subjected to unprecedented doubts and crises. In order to rescue Su Xiaohao, Cui Changwu and Su Tingting reached a united front.

Will they be able to break through the siege and survive this journey of survival?

Bodyguards are a very dangerous job.

Bodyguards must be completely faithful to their masters, and when faced with danger, bodyguards must trade their lives for their master's safety if necessary.

In normal times, the bodyguard also has to protect the privacy of the owner's private life.

So bodyguards are a glamorous and decent profession, but quite difficult and full of dangers.

The identity of the owner is basically directly proportional to the income of the bodyguard and the degree of difficulty in doing it.

Yes Especially when the big guys are bodyguards!

To be a professional bodyguard, you need to be physically strong, have basic combat skills, be able to drive, and know how to deal with various emergencies (including survival guidelines).

Quality, it depends on the person, the quality of this person is not the same ......The task of the work is generally to protect the safety of the employer, because the nature of professional bodyguards is different from that of general bodyguards, and the safety of employers is above all else, that is to say, when the bullet hits, you also have to block the front, and generally, professional bodyguards will sign a contract, that is, the bodyguard dies under some protective circumstances, and the employer only needs to pay a certain honorarium and does not need to bear legal responsibility. It also depends on the danger of the task;

To describe the professional bodyguard is: usually obscure, the key is to highlight your skills!

The body is burly, and he must have a skill in fighting.

Guardians, bodyguards; Convoy.

Bodyguard: In ancient times, it refers to the person in charge of a certain dart bureau who is responsible for pressing and transporting valuables to customers--- dart master. The dart bureau is entrusted by merchants to send martial arts dart masters to protect the safety of travel, which is called bodyguards.

The nature of today's modern bodyguards has changed, and under the guidance and promotion of the China Bodyguard Association, China's bodyguard services have slowly moved from the underground black market and non-standard to formal and sunny. Since the first China Bodyguard Industry Development Seminar was held in Beijing in 2011, many bodyguard companies have gradually realized the true meaning of modern bodyguards.

Left and right play a protective role around you.

Someone who will try to keep you safe.