In the tomb raiding world, Rome is customarily called "Holy Land". Because here, thieves from all over the world will learn stealing skills together, and some even say that Rome is an "advanced postdoctoral seminar" for thieves all over the world. Any thief who steals in Rome is bound to leave a heavy mark on his "theft history". ? Ben johnson, former Olympic 100 meter champion and former world record holder, was deeply touched by this. In 2000, when Johnson was wandering in Vinetot Street near the Roman embassy district, his wallet containing $4,000 in cash and credit cards was quietly taken away by a group of gypsy women. It is said that when he took out his wallet, Johnson, who had already noticed the clue at that time, just showed a dismissive look. He may think that at the speed of his 100-meter champion, so many gypsy girls will never run away. Later, however, the gypsy girl used her familiar terrain and super acceleration ability to easily escape from his sight. According to the locals, these thieves can only be regarded as "junior high school graduates" in the theft circle in Rome. ? In view of the outstanding social security problems, the Italian government has also taken many rectification measures in recent years. In 2003, the Italian government launched a nationwide "strike hard" for several weeks, with the aim of "liberating the streets". Nearly 2000 suspects were arrested in that rectification. At the end of July this year, the Italian government introduced a new law stipulating that money obtained through theft or fraud must be taxed. This has played a certain role in effectively controlling the theft problem. ? The most concentrated areas of Roman thieves are the railway station and the Vatican. Most Roman thieves have "golden eyes", and they can tell where tourists come from at a glance. Generally speaking, thin China people are easy to be the targets of their theft, so taking less cash and valuables is the best way to prevent theft. ? At the railway station, the thief's usual trick is to "unload the luggage" from the car. Trains in Italy are all boxes, with seats on one side and corridors on the other. When tourists are sitting alone in the box, thieves often go into the box and pretend to ask questions in Italian to people who don't understand China. In addition, their speech speed is extremely fast, which generally confuses listeners. But almost at the same time, another thief will ask the victim the way in English on the train platform near the train window. Just after the victim's attention was diverted in this way, the thief standing in the carriage began to "unload the luggage".

? ? In the Vatican, thieves usually use other tricks. If a tourist from China is suddenly splashed with mineral water on a hot summer day, and then repeatedly says "I'm sorry" and takes out a paper towel to help you wipe it, don't be grateful, because the thief has searched your wallet and valuables with both hands. ? In Italy, generally speaking, the proportion of gypsy female thieves is relatively high. The main targets of thieves' "business" are mostly China people who like to carry a lot of cash and valuables with them. China tourists may not know much about gypsy girls. They usually have black hair, floral scarves and traditional long skirts. However, in order to break their bad image in people's minds, and people's awareness of prevention is increasing, now they are constantly changing new tactics: they will wear the latest fashion and dress themselves as charming ladies to distract the victims? Italy: Without a lot of cash and valuables, traveling to Italy is the best way to guard against Roman thieves. ?