What's the temperature and weather like in Russia all year round? What should I pay attention to when going to Russia?

Russia is in a variety of climatic zones, from north to south, from the northern cold zone to the subtropical zone, from the maritime climate at the northwest end to the violent continental climate in Siberia and then to the trade wind climate in the Far East. However, most areas belong to temperate and sub-frigid continental climate.

The climate in Russia is very different, and the temperature difference is generally large. Average temperature in June 1.8℃ ~- 1.0℃, and average temperature in July 1. 1-27℃. The annual average precipitation is 150 ~ 1000 mm. Eastern Europe has a mild climate, warm summers and no severe winters. Siberia is very cold in winter, and the lowest temperature can reach MINUS 70 degrees.

Precautions:

1. Russians advocate "the left is the evil Lord and the right is the blessing Lord". So they are not allowed to touch others with their left hand or pass things with their left hand.

2. Russians pay attention to "ladies first". In public, men often consciously act as "flower protectors". If you don't respect women, you will be looked down upon everywhere.

3. The taboo topics of Russians are: political contradictions, economic problems, religious contradictions, ethnic disputes, the disintegration of the former Soviet Union, the war in Afghanistan, and the status of great powers.

4. There are subways in big cities such as Moscow and St. Petersburg, and the way of taking the subway is the same as that in China. Tickets are single and even, and the operation time is from 4 am to 1 p.m. Taxis need to be booked by telephone (the hotel has a telephone). Buses in Moscow and St. Petersburg buy tickets first and then swipe their cards after boarding. In other cities, you give money directly to the driver when you get off the bus. .

It's best to travel together, especially at night. Single women or children had better be prepared to carry necessary defensive tools with them.

Extended data

1, religion

(1) The main religion is Orthodox Church, followed by Islam. According to the sampling survey conducted by the authoritative social investigation agency in Russia in 200 1 year, 55% of Russian residents believe in religion, of which 9 1% believe in Orthodox Church, 5% believe in Islam, 1% believe in Catholicism and Judaism, 0.8% believe in Buddhism, and the rest believe in other religions.

(2) Russians are considered to be the most religious people. In real life and literary works, the idea of love and forgiveness advocated by the Orthodox Church can be seen everywhere. The works of famous Russian writers Dostoevsky, Nikolai Nikolai Gogol and lev tolstoy are full of religious philosophy.

2. Rules

The general greeting of Russians is to shake hands, but you should take off your gloves when shaking hands. Relatives and friends who have been separated for a long time often adopt the ceremony of kisses and hugs, and men usually kiss the back of women's hands. On grand occasions, Russians greet distinguished guests with "bread and salt" to express their highest respect and warmest welcome. When you are invited to visit a Russian family, you should take off your hat after entering the house. Say hello to the hostess first, and then to the host and others. Men should ask the permission of women before smoking.

3. clothes

In Russian folk, married women must wear headscarves, mainly white; Unmarried girls don't wear headscarves, but often wear hats. In cities, Russians usually wear suits or dresses, while Russian women usually wear dresses. The typical Russian national costume is: men wear long-sleeved shirts with oblique skirts, usually embroidered at the neckline and hem, and wear a belt outside the shirt. Shirts are usually made of linen gauze and white cotton cloth, but also colorful cloth. Pants are slightly fat, use white cloth or dyed cloth.

Step 4 prescribe diet

(1) Caviar, Luo Songtang and traditional pancakes all have ethnic characteristics.

(2) Usually, all kinds of meat are the most common food on the Russian table, and almost every meal has beef, mutton, steak, sausage and so on. ?

(3) The drinks that Russians often drink are honey and Gowasu. Russians are famous for their love of drinking, among which vodka is the most important wine. Russians have the habit of drinking tea, mainly black tea.

Reference source: Baidu Encyclopedia-Russia