On March 25th, Malaysian netizen "Koolah" shared his experience of losing a bag containing his passport in Shenzhen two years ago but successfully recovering it, which sparked heated discussions across the internet. Mr. Gao, whose ancestral home is Huizhou, was back in his hometown to visit relatives with nine family members at that time. Upon arriving in Shenzhen, he accidentally left his bag containing important belongings behind in the rush. Faced with the anxiety and blame from his elder relatives, he hurried back to the airport immediately. Along the way, he was struck by the reassurances he received from complete strangers, who spoke almost in unison: "Take it easy. You won't lose anything in China."

Whether it was a middle-aged taxi driver in his 40s, a young ride-hailing driver in his early 20s, or a traffic police officer handling a sudden fender bender, everyone showed a deeply ingrained sense of trust in society. When the young driver learned about Mr. Gao's trouble, he comforted him firmly: "No one will take it; it must be waiting for you right where you left it." Unfortunately, the driver was involved in a fender bender while hurrying to take Mr. Gao back to the airport. Even so, he took the initiative to negotiate with the traffic police to prioritize sending Mr. Gao to the airport to retrieve his bag first. This kindness beyond his duty and absolute trust in the city's public security warmed Mr. Gao deeply. Only three hours after realizing he had lost his bag, he successfully retrieved it in perfect condition from the airport lost-and-found office.

In an exclusive video interview with Yangcheng Evening News recently, Mr. Gao said that this profound sense of security comes from social cohesion. After his post was published, numerous netizens resonated with him and shared their own stories of recovering lost items in China, ranging from ID cards to umbrellas. All these experiences fully prove the integrity and high efficiency of Chinese society. Mr. Gao noted that what amazes the world about China is not only its skyscrapers and infrastructure, but also this sense of stability and pride deeply rooted in every citizen's heart. As the Qingming Festival approaches, he is once again setting out on a journey to pay respects to his ancestors, with an even stronger sense of trust in the safety of this land.

【独家】视频连线在深圳“丢护照”外国网友：“深圳人‘丢不了’的自信让我印象深刻”

3月25日，马来西亚网友“Koolah”分享两年前在深圳遗失装有护照的包包却成功寻回的经历，引发全网热议。这位祖籍惠州的高先生当时携9位亲属回乡探亲，抵达深圳后忙乱中遗落重要物品。面对长辈的焦虑与责怪，他火速折返机场，途中收到的陌生人异口同声的安慰令他震撼：“靓仔，定d黎，在中国丢不了东西的。”

无论是40多岁的本地出租车师傅，还是20出头的年轻网约车司机，乃至处理突发剐蹭事故的交警，所有人都展现出一种刻在骨子里的社会自信。年轻司机得知高先生的遭遇后，十分肯定地安慰道“没人会拿，它一定在原处等你”，却因赶时间送高先生回机场发生了剐蹭。但他主动协商交警优先送高先生进机场寻包，这种超越职责的善意与对治安的绝对信任，让高先生深感温暖。发现遗失后仅三小时，高先生就在机场失物招领处顺利领回了完好无损的包包。

高先生近日在接受羊城晚报独家视频连线时感慨，这份安全感源于全民凝聚的底气。帖子发出后，无数网友共鸣，纷纷晒出自己在华丢失物品失而复得的经历，从身份证到雨伞，无不印证着中国社会的诚信与高效。高先生表示，中国惊艳世界的不仅是高楼基建，更是这份刻在每个人心里的安稳与自豪。清明将至，高先生再次踏上祭祖之旅，他对这片土地的安全感愈发坚定。

统筹｜记者 林园
文字｜记者 宋王群
图 | 受访者提供
视频｜记者 党学为
译｜郑书悦
英文审校｜曾敏