What's it like for northerners to go to college in the south?

What's it like for northerners to go to college in the south? After my college entrance examination, first of all, you got the admission notice from a school in the south. Well, I'm glad to be admitted to the university. Then I think there should be a big gap between the north and the south, and something needs to be prepared. Then I bought the first set of toiletries in my life, and then I went online to check the climate of the university I entered and the highest and lowest temperatures in previous years. After the summer vacation, I got on the train and embarked on my college trip. I was very excited on the train. It's amazing to see the terraces in the south. Wow, he is an ups and downs field.

Then I went to that place at night. As far as the city is concerned, the only difference from the north is ups and downs, because the city where the school is located has many mountains, so the slope of that city is relatively large. I have lived in the plain since I was a child. At first, I was really uncomfortable because it took a lot of effort to walk.

I am really tired. I'm exhausted. Then let's talk about the south. I prefer the spicy food in that place. This is really unbearable. It is too spicy. Oh, my God. Put Chili in everything, even steamed buns have Chili. Can you imagine that scene? I challenged myself to death from the beginning. I ate several brightly colored dishes at noon. As a result, my mouth got angry the next day and I got a lot of acne. After that, I basically stopped eating spicy food (smiling manually), so I just ate some vegetables or ordered some non-spicy takeout. I was really not used to it at first. When I was studying in the south, there was no such thing as a bathhouse in winter.

This makes me a little unaccustomed. I like to run into the bathhouse in winter. It's really pleasant to take a dip in my bathhouse. Unfortunately, there are no bathhouses in the south, or only those bathhouses. I don't know what that bathhouse is. I have never been there. Really? Point > (? ? =? ￣︿￣)<； neglect