What attitude would you take when encountering distressed tourists holding placards while traveling?

I have received help from many kind-hearted people when I encountered difficulties during my journey. Therefore, if I see a tourist in distress holding a placard, I will consider helping, but I will not help without thinking.

I said that I met many kind-hearted people to help me, but that was more than ten years ago. Looking back, I was lucky enough to meet good people, not only because the people I met were kind, but also because I seemed like I would not cause any harm to others, so that others could help me with confidence.

If I really encounter tourists holding signs on the road, I want to make plans based on my own situation at the time.

First, confirm your own safety first and judge whether the other party will bring disadvantages to you and put yourself in danger.

For example, are you alone or with friends? Are there any strong men in the team? Is the other person alone, is he accompanied, is he a man or a woman...

If the other person looks "green, natural and pollution-free" and feels safe, then consider helping.

Second, determine whether the other person really needs help, and then lend a helping hand.

Some people enjoy traveling without spending their own money and taking advantage of others, which is called poor travel. If you really don’t have money, you should stay at home and not go out. Others have no obligation to help you just because you are poor, and they have no obligation to help you bear the cost just because you don't want to spend money.

Third, for those who want to offset the cost of traveling by being someone else's "temporary girlfriend", we must firmly resist such unhealthy tendencies.

Would it be too unprincipled and unethical to be someone else's "girlfriend" just to save some travel expenses?

Fourth, if you want to take a ride and the other party can take the initiative to bear the cost per person, such a person is worth helping.