如果你有语言问题，就向年轻人求助。中国的年轻人基本上都有一些基本的英语。普通的文字交流不是问题。最重要的是中国人通常大声说话，但他们非常友好。别误会是恶意！

BTW, your chances of being mugged are near zero, but like any big city, keep your money and passport in a safe place, that means not in your back pants pocket if you’re a male, in a zippered compartment of your purse, if you are female. Early in your trip get the local currency, the Yuan or RMB as it is called. The biggest denomination is 100 RMB or about $15 at roughly 7 to 1.

顺便说一句，你被抢劫的几率是0，但是像在任何大城市一样，一定要把你的钱和护照放在安全的地方，男性不要把贵重东西放在屁股的口袋里，女性不要放在拉链的钱包里。一开始就要兑换好当地货币，即人民币。最大面额是100。

Carry a lots of 1 RMB coins for using buses and metros and have the exact change for taxis. Try getting foreign exchange in a big bank like the Bank of China or ICBC. Except for tourist spots and 5-star hotels, the Chinese don’t tip, even in restaurants. Large stores won’t bargain, but if you are in a boutique or street vendor, try your hand at bargaining.

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