Shanghai is a good beggar now. Which wonderful beggars have you seen?

There are many beggars now, and you will meet one in a few minutes on the road. Tell me about beggars you have met or contacted. I don't know whether it is wonderful or not.

Once I was walking on campus, and I was stopped by a couple. Since someone told me it was a matter of course, I would stop and look at them. Then the couple said they came to work here, but they haven't found a job yet. They haven't eaten for several days. Can you give me some money to eat first? As a matter of fact, they are well dressed and flushed, and they don't look hungry. At that time, the first reaction in their minds was that they were liars, using students' sympathy to cheat. They didn't know if there were any accomplices nearby, so they shook their heads and left quickly. Fortunately, they didn't hold each other tightly.

Another time I was walking on the road when a car stopped suddenly. The driver rolled down the window and said with very friendly and kind eyes, young man, our wallet has been stolen. Can you lend some money to refuel the car? Leave your number and call you when you get back. Looking at the poor driver, if he hadn't heard about it, he might have been cheated. In fact, it was not the wallet that was stolen, but the liar and liar. These swindlers drive cars, drive cars and wear suits, giving people the impression of successful people and business elites. They look real, but in fact they are liars, liars in deep disguise.

These are all begging, not very exciting, but the deception is different.

I've also seen swindlers end up playing chess in the street. These swindlers are all in groups, usually more than six or seven. They specialize in playing chess, attracting people into the game, yelling at them, deliberately plotting against each other and so on. These swindlers pretended that two people were playing, and the dealer beat his opponent. At this time, a supporter nearby said that this road can't be taken, and this road will definitely win. Then the dealer said they would regret playing chess. Then tell the experts that the bet is 1000 yuan. If the swindler chooses to play against the dealer at this time, he can't get away without 1000 yuan. There are many swindlers in this chess game in this city. Every chess game revolves around pushing hands, but in fact most of them are entrusted.

These are all lies. I don't know if the subject is talking about the latest news, saying that beggars in Shanghai are like cars on the side of the road, and they will pull the wiper if they don't give it. This can't be defined as cheating at all, it's just extortion. Blackmailers mean you have to give, or you have to give if you don't give. Beggars and liars are disguised, which is a good, direct and naked robbery.

Love is possible, but those who ask for money directly are definitely liars.