巴黎人向來率性自然，在街頭、地鐵站內上不難發現有人隨處便溺，一陣陣的尿味在城市裏瀰漫着。偶爾還會遇到搶劫案，好像這次到訪巴黎，我們在擠擁的地鐵車廂裏，目睹了一宗搶劫案，到現在我們還能清楚記起受害人因為想捉住小偷而被車門夾着的尖叫聲。 . 巴黎人高貴，卻帶點冷傲，不屑於跟不懂法文的人交談，只要你不懂法文，「唔該借借、excuse me」，我們這耳熟能詳的句子，不要想像他們會用英文跟你說，可能連用法文跟你說的時間也省掉，反正你不懂😂，直接推開你較快😂😅；所以我們在一間藥妝店內不止一次被當地人推撞。 . 如果你嘗試向法國人問路，不訪先跟他們說bonjour，不要老是跟他們說hello，起碼他們可能會停下腳步，哈哈，不過我想大部分法國人都會用法文答你問題，儘管他們可能略懂英語；不過不要怪他們，反正入鄉隨俗，沒有理由要別人遷就我們。 . 法國人民族性極強，努力捍衛自己的文化，有趣。 . People in Paris are born to be closed nature. Inside the streets and subway stations, it is not hard to find someone's leftover pee and that smell could surround you as you use the public transportation. Occasionally, there will be robberies and we witnessed once in the crowded subway train. Up til now, we could still recall the scream of the lady as her arm was stuck at the subway door while attempting to catch the thief. . People also appeared to be noble and arrogant. They don't bother to talk to others who don't speak French. Of course, you shouldn’t expect them to say “execute me” to you and they might push you when you are on their way which happened to us inside a crowded drug store multiple times. . So, our advice is always say “bonjour” before everything including when you wish to ask for direction. In that way, I believe most of French is happy to stop and help. Well. It is also highly possible that they will reply you in French regardless their fluency of English. Anyway, it is just part of the culture and, frankly, they have no obligation to accommodate us. . Somehow we feel that it is funny to observe their strong national pride and unique culture.