Of course, there are many details. On Jane/Finch Street near York University, there are gun battles almost every day. Many people passed through McOwan in the east of scarborough. Downtown Downtown 12, all drunk. I don't want to scare you, but it doesn't matter if you don't go.

Some time ago, a woman at York University was not raped and killed by her family. It's a pity, but what is posted online is that she is actually an emo, going to a bar or something.

Generally speaking, it is safe, but this is on the premise that you don't make trouble. If you go clubbing or make trouble every day, it's hard to say. It's the same everywhere. Generally speaking, there are not so many people cheating in China, but there are also many people who use overseas students to cheat money. So be vigilant and don't trust others easily. Also, there is no free lunch. Sometimes the publicity is too cheap or too good, don't believe it, just walk away. A penny is worth a penny, and it can be felt abroad. A bunch of them are fake at home, but they are different abroad.

"By the way," Yao Yao said, "are there no thieves? Almost 60% of my classmates in high school and junior high school have had their schoolbags stolen. Unlike those skilled people in China, thieves took a lot of things you left behind, mainly black people. The police are almost useless. They can only say that you called, they came, made a report and left. Because response is a daily salary, you can get overtime pay for managing traffic for luxury stores, hehe. About calling the police. You'd better know the law, or you will be sued.

We didn't mean to scare you, but it doesn't feel like home outside. I can't write thousands of words. But on the whole, it is still safe. If you don't mess with others, others won't talk to you. It's not a bad thing to realize some cowardice at first.