Act now.
Show this screen if you need help.
Keep your current address visible and ask a nearby person, hotel desk or transport staff member to assist.
Use 120 for an ambulance. Ask a hotel, local contact or nearby person to help call when language is a barrier.
Use a bilingual symptom card and ask a pharmacist or clinician for advice. Do not rely on automated dosing recommendations.
Save a verified Chinese destination and show it to a driver or transport-station attendant when spoken communication is difficult.
Book with exact passport details, keep the original passport with you and expect a manual gate or staff check when the automated gate cannot read it.
Create a bilingual allergy communication card for restaurant staff. It cannot guarantee an allergen-free meal or prevent cross-contact.
This is a saved reference, not a replacement for emergency services, medical professionals or current official guidance.