To study in Britain, you need to know about these cultures.

The full name of Britain is the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, which consists of England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, and is unified by a central government and a head of state. Britain is the first industrialized country in the world and a multicultural and open-minded society. London, the capital of Britain, is the largest and most international city in Europe. In addition to the expectation of a wonderful study abroad career, students also need to know some necessary common sense related to Britain in advance.

Queuing culture: In daily life, British people have the habit of queuing, whether on buses, trains or shopping. This is a basic etiquette and respect in British culture.

Don't bargain: When shopping in Britain, especially when buying expensive artworks or commodities, you need to negotiate a reasonable price with the seller. British people don't like bargaining. If you think the price is right, buy it. If not, go away.

Driving rules: Britain is a country that drives on the left, which is just the opposite of the domestic rules of driving on the right. For many students in China, this requires a process of habit.

Food and drink: Traditional English food includes English breakfast, milk tea and muffins, as well as famous English jam and cheese. It is worth noting that it is forbidden to send even-numbered flowers, because even-numbered flowers will bring bad luck. Don't send lilies and chrysanthemums, which are regarded as omens of bad luck or symbols of death.

Friday and the number 13: British people think Friday and the number 13 are very unlucky, especially when it meets Friday at 13.

Pets: British people like animals very much, especially cats and dogs. However, they have all kinds of taboos about black cats.

Generally speaking, it is very important to understand and adapt to these cultural differences in addition to learning academic knowledge during studying in the UK, which is also an important factor in having a happy study abroad life. If you want to know more about the cultural differences between China and Britain, and want to adapt in advance, you can seek the professional help of studying abroad in Jinjilie.

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