Is it better to study in Ukraine or Russia?

Russia is better, because Ukraine will transfer to Ukraine to teach and learn Russian in the next 2-3 years, which is common in all Soviet countries, and the employment of Ukrainian will be narrower.

Most students who come to Russia have no Russian foundation. After coming, you can basically enter the department through a year of preparatory study, so you don't have to worry too much about language. That's how everyone gets here.

In fact, life in Russia should be similar to that in Ukraine, and vegetables and fruits are more expensive. But these two countries are not exactly the same, because there are many part-time jobs in Russia, so you can work in your spare time to reduce the burden on your family. And there are more employment opportunities.

The skinhead thing is purely a domestic rumor, and the facts are too exaggerated. It's better to learn a language in a small city, but it's inconvenient to turn around halfway back to China, and it's much more expensive to buy a plane ticket in a small city.

Few foreign students in China study mechanics here, and you are one of the few elites. The machines in Moscow are very good. Personally, I think studying mechanics is better than majoring in Russian.

I hope the above can help you o (∩ _ ∩) o ~ ~ ~