In mid-September, I went to Moscow on business to seek strategy.

1? In mid-September, the temperature in previous years was almost the same as that in autumn in China. Spare warm clothes such as cashmere sweaters and a trench coat, and then ordinary long sleeves will be ok.

2? If you are on a business trip, you will definitely not cook by yourself. A normal fast food restaurant needs about 200 rubles. The key depends on how much you eat and whether it is delicious or not. A KFC bucket over there is 305 rubles, including 16 chicken wings and two packages of French fries.

3? Hotel facilities, the key is to look at the hotel's star rating, toiletries will be more than three-star, but much more expensive than domestic similar (more than three times), so personal advice is to bring.

4? Commemorative words

There is a famous flea market in Moscow, which is generally called "an ant" by China people, and there are good souvenirs (market tickets 10 rubles).

Or "Liubulino" market, where there are many people from China who can also buy it.

PS: Don't buy it in Red Square and Albat Street, it's very expensive!

You can go to both places by subway (30 rubles a ticket):

I marked the subway station with a red dot, so I ignored the arrow.

Then be sure to bring an umbrella, waterproof shoes, and separate the money you carry with you. Don't put them together. Take your visa and passport.

As for entry and exit. . . You think too much, don't bribe dollars.