As a human being, the first thing to do is to be disciplined. Let me tell you something about my first trip to Singapore. About six or seven years ago, I went to Singapore for the first time, and I didn't put the round-trip air ticket in my passport (I didn't know it was necessary to do this. After that, when someone asked me for a guide, the first thing I would remind them is that they must check the hotel. It was written on the paper and clipped in the passport, and there was a copy of the round-trip air ticket), so I was invited to the small black house. Singapore is said to be a country with a legal system friendly to human rights. Unfortunately, there is no so-called politeness, and it is quite rude. And during the cross-examination, I was very afraid because of the language barrier and the first time I went abroad. Later, a man who can speak Mandarin should come, and my husband is from Singapore, and he sent him to pick me up, otherwise, they would usually be called by them. There are two types of people: women or illegal immigrants. When I say this, I want to express two meanings. First, it still requires a necessary understanding of the established rules. Second, we are born in a complex world. "The same story, different names, they regard skin color as a threat, even if we are unarmed." ——Dad said in the film: I give strength in your names. Seven, perfect. Starr, light. Sekani, rejoice. use it. When you are going to speak, speak. Don't let anyone tell you you can't. - The film is a HE, but the reality is usually not. *Ending Song: We Won't Move
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