The difference between the lifestyle of studying in Britain and that of studying in China.

I want to introduce the difference between the British lifestyle and the domestic lifestyle, hoping to help students studying abroad. Want to know more about the wonderful content of studying abroad, and give you detailed answers. There is a great difference between the British lifestyle and the domestic lifestyle. So, what is the biggest difference between studying in Britain and studying in China? This paper explains the different ways through the description of British students.

Although I stayed in England for half a year, I can't adapt quickly. There will always be some differences in culture or living habits, resulting in some minor embarrassment and misunderstanding. The food in the basic necessities of life is considered to be the most every day. The specific analysis is as follows:

Vegetarian & amp strict vegetarian

On New Year's Eve, although there was no Spring Festival party and fireworks, some China people and two locals prepared a sumptuous hot pot. Bought a lot of meatballs, beef and mutton, crab sticks and other materials. Everyone talked and ate, and people were happy, even their stomachs were happy.

When we talked about what kind of meat is delicious, Anna suddenly said? I am a vegetarian. ? Suddenly, all the people in China were dumbfounded. No wonder she just picked vegetables to eat. Later, we didn't dare to rinse all kinds of meat crazily.

There are many vegetarians in Britain. They just don't eat any meat, while some vegans are strict vegetarians. They don't eat eggs and any dairy products except meat. Choosing a vegetarian diet is personal freedom, but I don't want to be vegetarian every day, which will make me lose a lot of delicious food.

Bar culture

There are more restaurants in China and more bars in Britain. Drinking is a British culture, and many British people like to get together and chat in bars.

Asked why local students like to go to bars, he said they like the atmosphere inside. A few drinks can put their troubles behind them and enjoy this feeling more, but I think drinking too much is not good for them.

Last month, I found a traffic cone with road traffic obstacles in our flat living room, so I asked Sophie why she had one more. She said that many students sublet houses with this kind of thing. They went to the bar to play, and some people drank too much, so they brought one back. A souvenir? .

I remember that when I was shooting a night scene with two girls at night, I met a strong man who was on cloud nine in the street and insisted on taking a photo with us, which scared us never to come out again at night.

Differences in eating habits

At noon, I met the only teacher in our college, China, who told an interesting story.

Some of our overseas students returned home at Christmas and bought some pot-stewed dishes for the British teachers here to taste. They are all vacuum-packed duck tongues, duck necks and duck treasures, which are unique and convenient to eat. The British don't think this kind of food is so delicious. They think duck tongue is a very low-grade food and will not eat it.

Since the teacher received this special gift, he has mobilized all the teachers who have the courage to taste it. Someone took three at once, and everyone looked at him with surprise. This incident embarrassed China, the teacher present, and explained it to them for a long time, saying that it was a specialty that China people liked very much. However, no amount of words can change the eating habits of these British people for many years, so it is better not to give this kind of thing, so as not to make a joke with kindness.

Since I chose to study in the UK, I actually chose a lifestyle. In the face of exotic customs, we don't always have to do as the Romans do. We learn and understand this multicultural Britain.

Notes on first arrival in England

Britain is a country of gentlemen, and most people are polite and friendly. But when I first arrived in England, the language communication was not very smooth, and many things looked strange. Two months before I came to England, I also suffered a lot. Write about my experience and let everyone pay more attention.

Three to two

When visiting shops and supermarkets in the UK, you can often see promotional words such as buy 1 send 1 free, buy 2 get 3 free, buy 2 get 3 free and so on. But you must see clearly which is three or two pounds (three for two) and which is two for one (three for two). The difference in the symbol of one pound brings more than just a few pounds. I remember going to the small bookstore next to Shakespeare's former residence, which contained several famous pamphlets. There is no price tag in the brochure, but the sign on it says buy two and get three free, but I understand it as two pounds and three books. As a result, I paid 17.97, which is called heartache. But afterwards, I thought that the price was a multiple of 3, or I paid an extra book price. Afterwards, I learned that some sellers will inevitably be punished when they see that their customers are not locals and behave like students. But if this happens again now, I can ask for a refund with the receipt.

Spend money and exchange money

There are many coins in England, 1p, 2p, 5p, 10p, 20p, 50p,-1 and -2. When you buy something with a pile of steel shovels, you should check whether there is any extra money. If you are in a small shop on the street, you are likely to swallow the extra change. I often go to the open-air market to buy vegetables and fruits. Some sellers always take money and put it in their pockets at first. When I get home, I always find 20p or 50p missing, so others must pay more attention when looking for money.

Sales are not true.

Although the price of goods in Britain won't swell very much, don't always think that you can buy good and cheap things when you see the words "half for sale", because some shops will keep offering discounts all year round. So don't rush shopping when you come to Britain. It's not too late to go shopping first. In addition, for international students, remember to bring your student ID card or NUS card when shopping (you can do it in the student union, and you only need to pay 10 a year, and many places offer shopping discounts). Some businesses offer student discounts. Why don't you ask more when you pay? Do you have a student discount? It may save a sum of money.

We paid a high tuition fee when we went to England, and it was not easy for our parents to earn money, so we should be careful not to spend money in places where it shouldn't be spent.