Life in Spain-Entering Sacheng

# Studying in Spain # What do you think of when you mention life in Spain? It is dotted with ancient buildings, vast museums, passionate Flamenco, passionate and bloody bullfighting; Or Dali, Gaudi, Picasso; Or endless festivals, green fields full of cheers and shouts, blue and white beaches, charming food and plenty of sunshine ... I believe that after learning Spanish, you must have a yearning for studying in Spain. Next, let's share articles and unveil the mystery of studying in Spain.

Q: 1. What's the big difference between life there and ours? What problems did we need to pay attention to in the past (especially those that we thought were normal and they thought were impolite)? How did you adapt to and integrate into life there?

A: The biggest difference is the schedule. The pace here is slower than in China, and lunch and dinner are very late. Some shops will also rest at noon, and there are basically no shops open on weekends. Strangely, there is no umbrella, no mask and no food in the street. The quickest way to adapt to local life should be to go out more, eat local food, visit local shops, go for a walk in the park, etc., and imitate the local lifestyle.

Q: Are their styles much worse than ours in clothing? What thickness clothes do you wear when it is hottest and coldest?

In terms of clothing, their style is more western aesthetics, which is not much different from ours. They prefer to make themselves mature. The climate in Salamanca is-0/2 degrees in winter and about 40 degrees in summer. I wasn't there at the hottest time, hahaha. In winter, a cotton-padded jacket will do. If you are afraid of the cold, you can put on a thick down jacket without fear like me.

Q: In terms of food, what is the usual way to eat there?

A: As for food, my China stomach is really not used to eating here, so I usually eat tapas, which is still delicious. Usually I cook at home. Almost all Chinese food can be bought in supermarkets in China, as well as some Japanese and Korean food. When you go out to eat in Salamanca, two people can eat good food for 20-30 euros, and there are also cheap and expensive choices, depending on how you choose.

Q: How do most of us travel in China?

Answer: the way of travel, this small place can generally reach most places with two legs. If you have something heavy, you can take a taxi. If you go out to play, you can choose bus, train or plane (to fly to Madrid).

Q: Where do you live? what do you think?

A: I rented a piso here, with two bedrooms and one living room, to live with my friends. It takes about 30 minutes to walk from school. Although the house is ordinary, it is very warm with friends.

Q: How much does it usually cost to go to school in Spain?

A: The question of cost varies from person to person. The price in my small town is still lower than that in many European cities, but if I like to travel and shop, I still burn money.