KHI BẠN BỊ LẠC TRONG RỪNG

Traveling alone or with a small group is a growing trend among young people. What's more interesting is when you make a trip based on your own plan, prepare everything by yourself, not depending on time and having a suitable budget. It is an experience that everyone wants to have a chance to do at least once in their life. One of the favorite and commonly chosen places is the forests in Vietnam. The original beauty, the variety of plants and the few people coming back are the attractive things here. And the discovery becomes easier with the development of technology. With just a phone, you will have your own path, location and beautiful images. But if everything is as easy as that, what will happen when your phone is dead, the GPS does not work, you do not know where you are, so are you officially lost? What will you build? And what skills do you have in that situation? Let's follow the live skills program to find out more about this. Hello everyone who is watching the live skills program. In front of the fact that young people love to travel alone, the live skills program also has many relevant topics such as mountain climbing, or the youth travel program, or the suitable travel methods for young people. And today we will continue to have a topic that young people may be interested in, which is dealing with the situation of being lost in the forest. Many people think that going to the forest, now we have a smart phone with GPS, it is difficult to happen, but it still happens. In such a situation, what do we need to do? This is what we will share in today's live skills program. And I would like to introduce to the audience, the guest of the program, Mr. Ta Nam Long, the head of the Vietnamese expedition group, is a person who has had many trips and has never been lost in the forest. Hello Mr. Long. Mr. Long, today we are talking about a topic that I think no one wants, being lost in the forest. But this is also a necessary thing to know when we are on trips, especially exploratory trips. Can you share with us, for what reasons can we be lost in the forest? There are many subjective and objective reasons. Maybe it's because when we come back, the stream is flooded, the stream is too big, we can't find the way. Maybe when we come back, the tree is too big, we can't find the way. And usually the main reason is because of humans, that is, we may take too many pictures, take too many pictures, get lost, or maybe because we don't pay attention to the guide, we may find new ways on our own, so we get lost. Many people are subjective, that is, we have a smart phone, so we have a global GPS connection, and the map can also be in that phone. So they are very subjective and often think that it is impossible to get lost. I think this mentality is definitely not right, right? Actually, subjective people also have their reasons. If you are well-prepared, the GPS software has a map. You can download it from the phone or the GPS. You don't need a phone, you can find your way in the forest. Because you just need to stand outside the open space in the forest, you can catch a GPS satellite and find your way. The only condition is that the phone is battery-powered, and the condition is that you have a map. But you shouldn't be too subjective about the devices.