Campus culture in Britain

British campus culture tastes the coffee culture of British universities. Most students studying in Britain take a fancy to its profound campus culture. At the stage of

British campus culture tastes the coffee culture of British universities. Most students studying in Britain take a fancy to its profound campus culture. At the stage of studying in British universities, I was inevitably influenced by it and cultivated some of my own habits. Let's taste the coffee culture of British universities together.

Lazy afternoon is the most enjoyable moment for British students. Have a nice cup of coffee, turn over a few pages and enjoy the afternoon quietly. In British universities, coffee bars tend to replace bars, and students love this coffee culture more and more. British students are keen to enjoy reading and coffee on campus.

Bars in some universities in Britain closed down because of bad business, mainly because of falling profits. College students generally like reading and drinking coffee during the day, and fewer and fewer people go out to drink at night. The person in charge of the university thinks that the coffee bar will become the mainstream, and said that feasible improvement schemes will be discussed. At this point, the British university campus will be filled with a strong coffee culture.

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You'd better have your teeth filled or washed before going abroad. British dentists are famous for being expensive. If you are allergic to certain drugs, please go to the hospital to issue an explanation of your allergy to the drug and an English translation. In case of recurrence, you can take an interpreter to see a doctor. Can British students enjoy a student visa for more than half a year? Medical benefits? Medical expenses can be reimbursed for serious illnesses such as hospitalization, but doctors for minor illnesses such as colds and fever will not prescribe antibiotics. International students can bring their own commonly used drugs, such as antipyretics, diarrhea drugs, band-AIDS, thermometers and so on. It is recommended to wear an extra pair of glasses and an optometry sheet in case of emergency.

British traffic law adopts the principle of fault liability, but this does not mean that the fault party must bear 100% responsibility. According to reports, there may be three situations after the accident: First, the driver is at fault and takes full responsibility; Second, pedestrians and drivers should bear the responsibility, and the proportion is different according to different situations; Third, pedestrians are fully responsible and drivers are not at fault. It's not the driver himself who claims, but the insurance company.

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