According to the Hong Kong "South China Morning Post", a Chinese businessman recently suffered gun robbery in Brazil, the bandit shot him but he did not feel pain, thinking the bandit used a fake gun, hours later the man at the airport during the security check but found a bullet embedded in his laptop.

According to the report, the man named Liu, after the end of the local time on October 1, he called a taxi to the airport ready to return to the country. In order to breathe, Liu Mou did not wait in the hotel, but walked to a hundred meters away gas station waiting for a taxi, when a black car suddenly stopped in front of him, from the car a man wearing a black mask, in his hand with a rifle struck him. Liu Mou grabbed a backpack with a passport, wallet, laptop computer and ran, on the way he saw the robbers fired him two shots, but because he did not feel any pain, once mistakenly thought the other was using a fake gun.

The report also said that after the robbers took Liu's suitcase and drove away, gas station employees and nearby drivers came to check whether Liu was injured. After confirming that he was not injured, they called the police. Later, when Liu passed the security check at the airport, he noticed a bullet in his laptop. It was only then that he realized that the robbers had actually shot him, and that he might have suffered serious injuries had it not been for the laptop and metal phone holder in his bag blocking the bullet.

Liu said that the tablets, hard drives and gifts to his daughter were lost in the luggage that was stolen, and that he could only return home with a backpack with a bullet hole.

Liu said he felt very lucky when he shared this experience on the network on October 5th. In connection with this encounter, he especially reminded tourists to travel to Brazil to pay attention to safety: for example, do not walk outdoors, avoid wearing awake clothes or carrying luggage, and most importantly, when facing gun thieves should leave the property to protect themselves.

The experience also sparked the enthusiasm of netizens, some blessed "big trouble and death must have success", and netizens suggested "transnational companies should provide adequate safety training for employees."