On a busy street or at the door of your own courtyard, students sometimes encounter someone begging you. What should you do if you encounter this situation?

1. Have compassion for the old, weak, sick and disabled

Some beggars are disabled and have no ability to work, and some are old and frail and have difficulty taking care of themselves. . Due to various reasons, their lives are not guaranteed for the time being. When encountering these old, weak, sick, and disabled beggars, you must have compassion and provide some help.

2. Some assistance can be provided to those in temporary emergencies

Some people or property have been stolen, or relatives are suddenly ill, and they have no relatives and are in an isolated and helpless situation. Had to beg for a while. Some assistance can be given to such people.

3. Have a sense of justice

We must uphold justice for those in the neighborhood who have been abused by family members and become beggars. Some people are forced to beg for a living because they have lost the ability to work and are abused by family members who lack moral integrity. We should not only provide financial help to such people, but also uphold justice and help them report to relevant departments to stop this kind of abuse.

4. Strengthen the ability to identify and be good at spotting all kinds of scammers

It is undeniable that among beggars there are also quite a few scammers who enjoy leisure and hate work. They take advantage of people's sympathy to get something for nothing, and even use begging as a way to get rich. We must be good at identifying these people and not be deceived. Those who violate the law should be reported to the relevant departments in a timely manner. The specific methods are:

1. Try to get rid of those who are not kind-hearted and want to beg for it;

2. Those who are smooth talkers, the more flawless they say, the less credible they are. You can ignore it;

3. There is no need to give help to familiar faces you have met many times;

4. There is no need to give money to those who are strong and can make a living by their own strength.

5. Be alert to those who look around, form gangs, use begging as a cover, steal from others, or wait for opportunities to commit crimes. If necessary, report to the relevant departments immediately.