The following content is for reference only and cannot replace professional safety guidance or training. Zipline is a high-risk activity without professional guidance. You must think twice before you proceed and try to seek assistance from a qualified professional team. If you still plan to try it alone, please pay attention to the following points: 1. Safety equipment must be in place and strictly tested • You must use authoritatively certified zipline systems, ropes, safety belts, helmets and other protective equipment. • Carefully check all equipment for wear, aging or improper installation before use. 2. Fully understand and assess the risks of the site • Conduct a field survey of the site to understand the starting and ending points of the zipline and the environmental conditions along the way, including terrain, obstacles and emergency evacuation routes. • Make sure there are no unpredictable dangers in the activity area, such as cliffs, rapids or other potential dangerous factors. 3. Weather and environmental factors • Zipline has high requirements for weather conditions. It must be carried out when the wind speed, rainfall and other conditions are suitable to avoid accidents caused by bad weather. • Consider the impact of factors such as temperature, humidity and sunshine on equipment performance and personal physical condition. 4. Personal physical and psychological preparation • Make sure you have good physical fitness and reaction ability to deal with emergencies. • Stay calm and be familiar with emergency response methods, such as self-protection and emergency braking measures in case of loss of control or equipment failure. 5. Develop a detailed emergency plan • Plan accident rescue and emergency evacuation plans in advance and know how to contact emergency agencies. • If possible, inform trusted people around you of your itinerary and expected return time so that they can be informed of your situation in time when an accident occurs. 6. Acquire theoretical and practical knowledge in advance • Before the activity, read relevant literature, watch teaching videos or seek advice from people with zipline experience as much as possible to understand how to operate and deal with emergencies. • Even if there is no professional guidance, you should at least imitate professional procedures and carefully rehearse all steps. In short, zipline is an extremely technical and risky activity. Accidents are very likely to occur without professional guidance and equipment inspection. For the safety of yourself and others, it is strongly recommended to give priority to service teams with professional qualifications and perfect safety guarantees for experience and training. Safety first, make decisions carefully.